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841
"
'
I
could
get
no
further
,
however
.
There
was
evidently
something
wanting
.
All
at
once
it
came
to
me
that
if
light
could
have
some
effect
there
should
be
in
the
tomb
some
means
of
producing
light
,
for
there
could
not
be
starlight
in
the
Mummy
Pit
in
the
cavern
.
Then
the
whole
thing
seemed
to
become
clear
.
On
the
bloodstone
table
,
which
has
a
hollow
carved
in
its
top
,
into
which
the
bottom
of
the
coffer
fits
,
I
laid
the
Magic
Coffer
;
and
I
at
once
saw
that
the
odd
protuberances
so
carefully
wrought
in
the
substance
of
the
stone
corresponded
in
a
way
to
the
stars
in
the
constellation
.
These
,
then
,
were
to
hold
lights
.
842
"
'
Eureka
!
'
I
cried
.
'
All
we
want
now
is
the
lamps
.
'
"
I
tried
placing
the
electric
lights
on
,
or
close
to
,
the
protuberances
.
But
the
glow
never
came
to
the
stone
.
843
So
the
conviction
grew
on
me
that
there
were
special
lamps
made
for
the
purpose
.
If
we
could
find
them
,
a
step
on
the
road
to
solving
the
mystery
should
be
gained
.
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844
"
'
But
what
about
the
lamps
?
'
I
asked
.
'
Where
are
they
?
When
are
we
to
discover
them
?
How
are
we
to
know
them
if
we
do
find
them
?
What
--
"
845
"
He
stopped
me
at
once
:
846
"
'
One
thing
at
a
time
!
'
he
said
quietly
.
'
Your
first
question
contains
all
the
rest
.
Where
are
these
lamps
?
I
shall
tell
you
:
In
the
tomb
!
'
847
"
'
In
the
tomb
!
'
I
repeated
in
surprise
.
'
Why
you
and
I
searched
the
place
ourselves
from
end
to
end
;
and
there
was
not
a
sign
of
a
lamp
.
Not
a
sign
of
anything
remaining
when
we
came
away
the
first
time
;
or
on
the
second
,
except
the
bodies
of
the
Arabs
.
'
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848
"
Whilst
I
was
speaking
,
he
had
uncoiled
some
large
sheets
of
paper
which
he
had
brought
in
his
hand
from
his
own
room
.
These
he
spread
out
on
the
great
table
,
keeping
their
edges
down
with
books
and
weights
.
I
knew
them
at
a
glance
;
they
were
the
careful
copies
which
he
had
made
of
our
first
transcripts
from
the
writing
in
the
tomb
.
When
he
had
all
ready
,
he
turned
to
me
and
said
slowly
:
849
"
'D
o
you
remember
wondering
,
when
we
examined
the
tomb
,
at
the
lack
of
one
thing
which
is
usually
found
in
such
a
tomb
?
'
850
"
'
Yes
!
There
was
no
serdab
.
'