The Sorcery Club by Elliott O'Donnell
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prey.--(_Author's note_.)]
[Footnote 18: They are a literal translation of the Atlantean by Thos. Maitland, and are very nearly identified with forms of spirit invocation used in Egypt, India, Persia, Arabia, and among the Red Indians of North and South America.--(_Author's note_.)] CHAPTER VI THE FIRST POWER After their rencontre with the Unknown, Hamar and his companions did not get back to their respective quarters till the sun was high in the heavens, and the streets of the city were beginning to vibrate with the rattle and clatter of traffic. "It's all very well--this wonderful compact of ours," Curtis grumbled, "but I'm deuced hungry, and Matt and I haven't a cent between us. As we went all that way last night to oblige you, Leon, I think it is only fair you should stand us treat. I'll bet you have some nickels stowed away, somewhere, in those pockets of yours--it wouldn't be you if you hadn't! What do you say, Matt?" "I think as you do," Kelson replied. "We've stood by Leon, he should stand by us. How much have you, Leon?" |
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