[The Sleeper Awakes by H.G. Wells]@TWC D-Link bookThe Sleeper Awakes CHAPTER VI 10/24
Then Howard had thrust him forward across the bridge, and he was in a little narrow passage decorated with geometrical patterns. "I want to see more of that," cried Graham, resisting. "No, no," cried Howard, still gripping his arm.
"This way.
You must go this way." And the men in red following them seemed ready to enforce his orders. Some negroes in a curious wasp-like uniform of black and yellow appeared down the passage, and one hastened to throw up a sliding shutter that had seemed a door to Graham, and led the way through it.
Graham found himself in a gallery overhanging the end of a great chamber.
The attendant in black and yellow crossed this, thrust up a second shutter and stood waiting. This place had the appearance of an ante-room.
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