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Moon of Israel

CHAPTER XII
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How true, and yet how false the jest, or prophecy." "How can anything be both true and false, Prince ?" "That I could prove to you very easily, but it would take an hour or more, so it shall be for another time.

This scarab is a poor thing, give it back to me and you shall have a better.

Or would you choose this signet?
As I am no longer Prince of Egypt it is useless to me." "Keep the scarab, Prince.

It is your own.

But I will not take the ring because it is----" "-- --useless to me, and you would not have that which is without value to the giver.


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