The Mystery of Khufu's Tomb
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Talbot Mundy
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Jeff Ramsden is driving a hired Ford up the Geiger Trail above Virginia City when Joan Angela Leich comes down the grade with her lights out and shoves him over the edge. That collision is the least of it: Joan Angela's ranch has a flaw in its title, and the lawyers who found it, Zezwinski and Zoom, are working for an Egyptian politician named Moustapha Pasha, who is after more than acreage. What he is after lies under the Great Pyramid at Gizeh, and the trail runs back to Khufu, who built the largest tomb in the world as a blind while his own was dug in secret and the men who dug it were paid to forget. Talbot Mundy's 1922 Jimgrim/Ramsden story moves from a Nevada court-room and a snowbound ranch to Cairo, where Grim, Narayan Singh and the Chinese mathematician Chu Chi Ying are already at work, and where the men who hold the secret will bury a rival in the sand as soon as argue with him. "The plans were produced, and they were marvelous", one conspirator reports, and that is precisely the trouble. Rumour, riot and a rival expedition close in before the last chamber is opened: "Whom Allah hath made mad let none offend."
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