George:
> Under the heading of close, but no cigar -- I
googled the
> following
> quote: "He dropped to one knee and fired again" and
found the
> story
> "Hell House" by Theodore Tinsley
It could well be this - Goulart may have quoted the thing
from his memory and got it wrong. It's just too close to be a
different opening. Thanks!
> But isn't "I dropped to one knee and fired twice"
kind of the
> "It was
> a dark and stormy night" of Black Mask
fiction.
I don't think so, since there's no action in Bulwer-Lytton's
opening. It sets the mood, which is missing from Tinsley's
opening.
Juri
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