"The Wide World Magazine, Vol. 22, No. 129, December, 1908" by Various is an old magazine packed with exciting stories, amazing true adventures, and cool pictures from all over the globe. It shows what life was like back then by sharing brave tales of exploration, real-life experiences, and insights into different cultures. One standout story tells how a young girl found herself stuck in a church on Christmas Eve with a giant, scary snake, and singing became her only hope for survival. This story grabs you with suspense and shows how being alone and scared can make a tough situation even harder to handle.
The Wide World Magazine, Vol. 22, No. 129, December, 1908
By Various
Trapped on Christmas Eve, a young girl's carol becomes a desperate defense against a deadly serpent in a chilling encounter.
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