[The Adventures of Kathlyn by Harold MacGrath]@TWC D-Link bookThe Adventures of Kathlyn CHAPTER XI 33/41
He stood up straight, though his back still smarted from the lash.
Kathlyn was delighted at the change. After the meal was over and coffee was drunk, the Khan conducted his guests to his armory, of which he was very proud.
Guns of all descriptions lined the walls.
Some of them Bruce would have liked to own, to decorate the walls of his own armory, thousands of miles away. The colonel whispered a forgotten prayer as, later, he laid down his weary aching limbs upon the rope bed.
Almost immediately he sank into slumber as deep and silent as the sea. Kathlyn and Bruce, however, went up to the hanging gardens and remained there till nine, marveling over the beauty of the night.
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