By Ray Cummings

The little shop was dimly lighted—a lurid red glow at one side and a

faint amber radiance from above. For a moment I stood looking around

uncertainly—at the slovenly display-cases and tables, the unframed

paintings on the walls, and the long shelves crowded with curios.

“Perhaps something in particular the _señor_ would wish?” suggested

the little old man ingratiatingly.

I glanced back into the black shadow that shrouded the farther end

of the room, and then turned to meet the snakelike little eyes that

were roving over my figure appraisingly.

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