Hugger-Mugger in the Louvre (2015)
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His mind, never brilliant, worked on principles he had learned in the early grades of school. In the words of the immortal Rabelais, “He had both feet firmly on the ground.” Astounded and dismayed as he was by the discovery of the body of the Marquis de la Rose d’Antan, he did not lose his head or indulge in flights of fancy.
“If one Egyptian mummy contains one corpse, X Egyptian mummies contain X corpses,” was the way he worked it out.
Consequently, after the remains of the minister of Beaux Ar...ts had been carted away, Evans had to restrain the sergeant, almost forcibly, from ripping open with a pair of garden shears from the Louvre’s broad green lawn, the mummy of Tout-or-Nada which was still lying on its back near the Assyrian sarcophagus.
“How do we know that it does not have the President of the Republic inside?” demanded Schlumberger, sweat beading his broad wrinkled forehead. “And look at this one.” He made a pass with the shears at the remains of Kephere, Neferkere or Keneferre Huui (2837 to 2814 B.C.).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His mind, never brilliant, worked on principles he had learned in the early grades of school. In the words of the immortal Rabelais, “He had both feet firmly on the ground.” Astounded and dismayed as he was by the discovery of the body of the Marquis de la Rose d’Antan, he did not lose his head or indulge in flights of fancy.
“If one Egyptian mummy contains one corpse, X Egyptian mummies contain X corpses,” was the way he worked it out.
Consequently, after the remains of the minister of Beaux Ar...ts had been carted away, Evans had to restrain the sergeant, almost forcibly, from ripping open with a pair of garden shears from the Louvre’s broad green lawn, the mummy of Tout-or-Nada which was still lying on its back near the Assyrian sarcophagus.
“How do we know that it does not have the President of the Republic inside?” demanded Schlumberger, sweat beading his broad wrinkled forehead. “And look at this one.” He made a pass with the shears at the remains of Kephere, Neferkere or Keneferre Huui (2837 to 2814 B.C.).
What to read after Hugger-Mugger in the Louvre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elliot Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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