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The place called Dagon

by Herbert Sherman Gorman

Level C1 · AdvancedClassics11 chapters
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Length
11 chapters
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About this book

When the town’s reclusive Westcott urgently summons Doctor Dreeme at midnight, he ventures into a shadowed world of isolation and secrets that the wary farmers of Marlborough avoid. What dark mystery haunts the Westcott farm?

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11 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02Chapter Two
03Chapter Three
04Chapter Four
05Chapter Five
06Chapter Six
07Chapter Seven
08Chapter Eight
09Chapter Nine
10Chapter Ten
11Chapter Eleven

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