The Power of Darkness - Unpleasant Dreams 55
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This week on Unpleasant Dreams we dive into an eerie tale that tests the boundaries of darkness and the sway it holds over the mind. Our story is Edith Nesbit's "The Power of Darkness." Our narrator is Cassandra Harold. Link: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/33028  
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