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By the Golden Gate

CHAPTER IX
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At benches like writing desks, on which were tools of various descriptions, were seated some half a dozen workmen who were busily engaged.

They never looked up while we stood by and examined their work, which was of a high order.

The filagree-work was beautiful and artistic.

There were numerous personal ornaments, some of solid gold, others plaited.

The bracelets which they were making might fittingly adorn the neck of a queen.


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