Allan Quatermain Being An Account of His Further Adventures And Discoveries in
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He was very old — eighty at least — and extremely tall, with a long snow-white beard that hung nearly to his waist. His features were aquiHne and deeply cut, and his eyes were grey and cold-looking. The heads of the others were bare, but this man wore a sort of round cap en- tirely covered with gold embroidery, from which we judged that he was a person of great importance ; and indeed it afterwards transpired that he was Agon, the High Priest of the country. As we approached, all these men, inc...luding the priests, rose and bowed to us with the greatest courtesy, at the same time placing the two fingers across the lips in salutation. Then soft- footed attendants advanced from between the pillars, bearing seats, which were placed in a line in front of the thrones. We three sat down, Alphonse and Umslopogaas standing behind us. Scarcely had we done so when there came a blare of trum- pets from some passage to the right, and a similar blare from the left. Next a man with a long white wand of ivory appeared just in front of the right-hand throne, and cried out something in a loud voice, ending with the word Nyleptha, repeated three times ; and another man, similarly attired, called out a similar sentence before the other throne, but ending with the word SoraiSj also repeated thrice.
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He was very old — eighty at least — and extremely tall, with a long snow-white beard that hung nearly to his waist. His features were aquiHne and deeply cut, and his eyes were grey and cold-looking. The heads of the others were bare, but this man wore a sort of round cap en- tirely covered with gold embroidery, from which we judged that he was a person of great importance ; and indeed it afterwards transpired that he was Agon, the High Priest of the country. As we approached, all these men, inc...luding the priests, rose and bowed to us with the greatest courtesy, at the same time placing the two fingers across the lips in salutation. Then soft- footed attendants advanced from between the pillars, bearing seats, which were placed in a line in front of the thrones. We three sat down, Alphonse and Umslopogaas standing behind us. Scarcely had we done so when there came a blare of trum- pets from some passage to the right, and a similar blare from the left. Next a man with a long white wand of ivory appeared just in front of the right-hand throne, and cried out something in a loud voice, ending with the word Nyleptha, repeated three times ; and another man, similarly attired, called out a similar sentence before the other throne, but ending with the word SoraiSj also repeated thrice.
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