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The Mummy and Miss Nitocris

CHAPTER XVIII
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I've lent him money: and Peter Petroff, the Prince's particular servant, gambles like a lord, and he owes me and a friend of mine a lot of money.

We were going to work through them." "It is enough; and well for you that you have answered truthfully.

Now tell me: do you know how to use a revolver ?" "Never fired a shot in my life." Phadrig went to the secretaire and took a common, cheap revolver, identical with thousands of others which our criminally careless Government allows to be bought every day without the production of a licence--just a hooligan's weapon, in fact--went back and put it into the Jew's hand.

He raised the hand several times, and pointed the muzzle to the temple, keeping the forefinger on the trigger.

At length he let go the wrist, and said in a gentle, persuading tone: "That is the way to handle a revolver when you are going to shoot, my dear Josephus.


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