The Golden Dog Murders - The Shadow, Book 157
Maxwell Grant
Originally published in "The Shadow Magazine," September 1, 1938.
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The golden dog of the title actually refers to a statue. A sacred statue carved from a single block of solid gold. A golden statue with the head of a dog and the body of a nude woman. A statue that sits in a white marble temple in the Indian province of Rajkumana. A statue that comes to life to rain down death and destruction in New York City. And only the power of The Shadow can defeat the curse of this sinister power.
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The golden dog of the title actually refers to a statue. A sacred statue carved from a single block of solid gold. A golden statue with the head of a dog and the body of a nude woman. A statue that sits in a white marble temple in the Indian province of Rajkumana. A statue that comes to life to rain down death and destruction in New York City. And only the power of The Shadow can defeat the curse of this sinister power.
巻:
157
年:
1938
出版社:
Smith and Street
言語:
english
ページ:
78
シリーズ:
The Shadow
ファイル:
AZW3 , 473 KB
IPFS:
,
english, 1938
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