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The Ancient Allan

CHAPTER III
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The Horus child, whom the old Egyptians called Heru-Hennu, signified eternal regeneration, eternal youth, eternal strength and beauty.

Also he was the Avenger who overthrew Set, the Prince of Darkness, and thus in a way opened the Door of Life to men." "It seems to me that all religions have much in common," I said.
"Yes, a great deal.

It was easy for the old Egyptians to become Christian, since for many of them it only meant worshipping Isis and Horus under new and holier names.

But come in, it grows cold." We had tea in Lady Ragnall's boudoir and after it had been taken away our conversation died.

She sat there on the other side of the fire with a cigarette between her lips, looking at me through the perfumed smoke till I began to grow uncomfortable and to feel that a crisis of some sort was at hand.


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