"There are the two emeralds which are of immense value, as Don Pedro says, and they belong to me, since the mummy is my property." "Professor," said Archie solemnly, "you must do right, even if you lose by it.

I believe the story of Senor De Gayangos; and the mummy with its jewels belongs to him.

Besides, you only wish to see the way in which the Inca race embalmed their dead.

Well, then, unpack the mummy here in the presence of Don Pedro.

When you have satisfied your curiosity, and when Senor De Gayangos signs a check for one thousand pounds, he can take away the corpse.