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The Crystal Ball

Roy J. Snell

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .Satan himself. The first cards were made for the purpose of fortune telling. Fortune telling, when it is not pure fraud, belongs to the Devil. Remember Saul. Think how, when he was going to battle he slipped away to that wicked witch. He asked her to tell him how the battle would go. Well, he found out, but little pleasure it brought him! He lost his throne and his head the very next day!”

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Florence did not believe all this, nor did she entirely disbelieve it. She tried to look at things calmly and clearly, then decide for herself. All the same, she shuddered as next day she tapped lightly at the door behind which a room was shrouded in midnight blue, and where a crystal ball shone dully.

She smiled in spite of herself as the door opened only a crack and a pair of suspicious inquiring eyes peered out.

“Something to hide,” was the thought that came to her. But was this quite fair? There were policemen always loitering abo. . . Read More

Community Reviews

This is book #16 in Roy Snell's Mystery series for Girls. It’s about bad gypsies, good gypsies and some plain old charlatans. Florence has obtained a job as a reporter for a newspaper. Her current mission, prompted by a fortune teller bilking a poor widow out of $400, is to seek out fortune tellers