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Queen Sheba’s Ring

CHAPTER XI
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It took me two whole days and nights, and the last of those nights I knew not what I did.

Yet I found my way, and that is why my people name me Cat." "I understand," said Quick in a new and more respectful voice, "and however big a rascal you may be, you've got pluck.

Now, say, remembering what I told you," and he tapped the handle of his revolver, "is that feeding-den where it used to be ?" "I believe so, O Quick; why should it be changed?
The victims are let down from the belly of the god, just there between his thighs where are doors.

The feeding-place lies in a hollow of the cliff; this platform on which we stand is over it.

None saw my escape, therefore none searched for the means of it, since they thought that the lions had devoured me, as they have devoured thousands.


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