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A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court

CHAPTER XLII
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It's not only cheaper, but it's more effectual than the other way, for if wires break or get tangled, no harm is done." "No, especially if we have a tell-tale in the cave and disconnect the broken wire.

Well, go on.

The gatlings ?" "Yes--that's arranged.

In the center of the inner circle, on a spacious platform six feet high, I've grouped a battery of thirteen gatling guns, and provided plenty of ammunition." "That's it.

They command every approach, and when the Church's knights arrive, there's going to be music.


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