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[Abdulmateen D. <fi...@va...>]

Print the end of each story separately, distributed among the
advertisements to break the type. But just at present we have plenty of
these on hand. You see," I continued, for there was something in the
man's manner that almost touched me, "all that is needed is that the
last words printed must have a look of finality. That's all. Now, let me
see," and I turned to the place where the story was cut, "what are the
last words: here: 'Dorothea sank into a chair. There we must leave her!'
Excellent! What better end could you want? She sank into a chair and you
leave her. Nothing more natural." The contributor seemed about to
protest. But I stopped him. "There is one other small thing," I said.
"Our coming number is to be a Plumbers' and Motor Number. I must ask you
to introduce a certain amount of plumbing into your story." I rapidly
turned over the pages. "I see," I said, "that your story as written is
laid largely in Spain