Engel spoke to him comfortingly. "Hold on, buddy, I'll get a doctor."
He pushed his way through a gathering crowd to a telephone booth. As he
stepped inside, he saw C. G. limp quickly to the subway stairs. By the
time he had hurried back, the little fellow was gone.
Puzzled, Engel reached for a hand railing to steady himself. He had
lived a nightmare filled with obsessed men who dreaded blue-skinned
aliens from a distant world! He touched something sticky and realized
the bleeding C. G. must have clung to the railing as he descended. Then
he suddenly hoped he was mistaken. The dark blotch on his fingers
could be wet paint. It had to be.
It was blue....
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