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In the dark hours of the night the destroyer had descended upon the little village of Finchingfield. Convulsions had seized his victims, their limbs had stiffened, and in a great agony their bodies had been arched. Then death had come, and the friends of man had sped to the Valhalla where the spirits go.
And there they lay--five dogs outstretched upon the village road.