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The Flying Legion

CHAPTER XXXVI
11/19

The psychology of the Oriental was such, well the Master knew, that the impression the Legion should make upon the people of this wonder-city could not fail to be of the very highest importance.
The plain over which _Nissr_ was now sweeping, with the black mountains left far behind, seemed a fairyland of beauty compared with the desolation of the Central Arabian Desert.
"This is surely a fitting spot for the exact geometrical center of Islam," the Master said to Leclair, as they stood looking down.

"My measurements show this secret valley to be that center.

Mecca, of course, has only been a blind, to keep the world from knowing anything about this, the true heart of the Faith.

The Meccans have been usurping the Black Stone, all these centuries, and these Jannati Shahr people have submitted because any conflict would have betrayed their existence to the world.

That is my theory.


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