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The Green Mummy

CHAPTER VII
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"If you speak to me like that, you ruffian, I'll throw you out." "What ?--you ?" "Yes, me," and the Professor stood on tip-toe, like the bantam he was.
"You make me smile, and likewise tired," murmured Hervey, admiring the little man's pluck.

"See here, Professor, touching that mummy ?" "My mummy: my green mummy.

What about it ?" Braddock rose to the fly thrown by this skilful angler.
"That's so.

What will you shell out if I pass along that corpse ?" "Ah!" The Professor again stood on tip-toe, gasping and purple in the face.

He almost squeaked in the extremity of his anger.


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