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“This must be the place. I think” Zenda, answered. It's getting rather dark. but there ought to be a large car here somewhere."

Zenda nodded.

‘It's one of those cars that can be hired especially for expeditions into the desert. with Sufld-Pliilei. or whatever they call them on the wheels. 0h. here it is!"

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"Really? Well. we'll hope for the bestr-or the worst horn our Mr. Carson's point of view. Ah. I see our driver returning. so I advise you to keep quiet and not make any foolish disturbance, if you have any regard for the afore- said Mr. Carson's feelings."

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