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pillars, but scattered loosely on the floor, and there were no flaring torches to add to the heat, so little by little the party began to feel cold again; and presently they came out, quite suddenly, into the night air.
They were at a place could mean, and watched with intense curiosity as they prepared to take off the tarpaulin.
She stood close to King Ogunwe, as if for shelter, and said, "How does it work? What does it do?"
"We're about to see," said the king.
It looked like some kind of complex drilling apparatus, or the cockpit of a gyropterwhere part of the mountain had been hacked away, making a space as wide and open as a parade ground. Farther along they could see, dimly lit, great iron doors in the mountainside, some open and some shut; and from out of one of the mighty doorways, men were hauling something draped in a tarpaulin."What is that?" Mrs. Coulter said to the African king, and he replied:"The intention craft."Mrs. Coulter had no idea what that