Nahoot

"But I assure you the hieroglyphics on the stele and the murals and the wooden coffin are all Egyptian," Nahoot.

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As soon as the construction of the walls changed to packed and dressed stone, Nahoot remarked on it.

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He smiled with ilious malice at Nahoot, before going on.

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Nahoot had spent most of his life studying them, while von Schiller was an amateur and only a comparatively recent enthusiast.

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Nahoot cowered behind the fallen pillar, using it as a shield.

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Von Schiller and Utte rode down together in the elevator, and when the door slid open both Herr Reeper and Nahoot were waiting for them.

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"Wait!" he shouted after Nahoot, who ignored his plea and ducked out through the opening in the plaster-sealed doorway.

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Royan planned to travel back to the flat in Giza that evening but, for reasons that she was not very sure of herself, she did not want Nahoot to know of her plans.

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Clasped in his dead hands were the flail and sceptre of majesty, and Nahoot exulted when they saw them.

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By - now both von Schiller and Nahoot were sweating with exertion and trembling with excitement.

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