In the history of the mummy, from the time of Van Huyn's breaking into the tomb, the record of deaths that we knew of, presumably effected by her will and agency, was a startling one.

The Arab who had stolen the hand from the mummy; and the one who had taken it from his body.

The Arab chief who had tried to steal the Jewel from Van Huyn, and whose throat bore the marks of seven fingers.

The two men found dead on the first night of Trelawny's taking away the sarcophagus; and the three on the return to the tomb.

The Arab who had opened the secret serdab.