On the Lightship
On the Lightship
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" The rules are very strict. Well? Is that the end?" "No!" exclaimed Morewood, "only the beginning, as I firmly believe. I am now about to tell you of an extraordinary fact, which I have so far purposely kept back. " Dunbarton sighed.
" I am going to startle you, " went on Morewood. " While the casket was still in the possession of Mrs. Meiswinkle, she, act- ing under the theosophist's direction, sent 152 ON tTHE LIGHTSHIP for an expert and had a photograph taken of the lid, with every possible... safeguard against deception or mistake. " He spoke with tremulous deliberation; now he rose to his feet, and his eyes, fixed upon the wall above his listener's head, seemed to gaze beyond its limits.
" G^eorge, I should not tell you this, had I not the proof of its truth which even a scoffer like yourself can hardly question. TWhen the plate was developed it was not the painted features of the mummy-case that looked from the negative, but — the face of a living woman! The face of the priestess of Amen Ra, unchanged through three thousand years, and alive!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The rules are very strict. Well? Is that the end?" "No!" exclaimed Morewood, "only the beginning, as I firmly believe. I am now about to tell you of an extraordinary fact, which I have so far purposely kept back. " Dunbarton sighed.
" I am going to startle you, " went on Morewood. " While the casket was still in the possession of Mrs. Meiswinkle, she, act- ing under the theosophist's direction, sent 152 ON tTHE LIGHTSHIP for an expert and had a photograph taken of the lid, with every possible... safeguard against deception or mistake. " He spoke with tremulous deliberation; now he rose to his feet, and his eyes, fixed upon the wall above his listener's head, seemed to gaze beyond its limits.
" G^eorge, I should not tell you this, had I not the proof of its truth which even a scoffer like yourself can hardly question. TWhen the plate was developed it was not the painted features of the mummy-case that looked from the negative, but — the face of a living woman! The face of the priestess of Amen Ra, unchanged through three thousand years, and alive!
What to read after On the Lightship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herman Knickerbocker Viel to read onlineMoreLess
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