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Agonizingly he was jerked in the air.

In the Lair of the Space
Monsters

By Frank B. Long, Jr.

By what strange mischance was the S-87 immersed in that impinging other-world?

Jim Harvey lay upon his back and stared in horror at the wet steel roof above him. Slowly, relentlessly it was descending. Water glistened on its smooth surface and dripped at intervals into his eyes. He could only guess at the submarine's precise position in the darkness, but he knew with certainty that something massive and substantial had collided with the craft and was riding it down, pressing down upon it, crushing in the almost indestructible walls and causing the

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