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Mr.
Corbeck
seemed
to
go
almost
off
his
head
at
the
recovery
of
the
lamps
.
He
took
them
up
one
by
one
and
looked
them
all
over
tenderly
,
as
though
they
were
things
that
he
loved
.
In
his
delight
and
excitement
he
breathed
so
hard
that
it
seemed
almost
like
a
cat
purring
.
Sergeant
Daw
said
quietly
,
his
voice
breaking
the
silence
like
a
discord
in
a
melody
:
"
Are
you
quite
sure
those
lamps
are
the
ones
you
had
,
and
that
were
stolen
?
"
His
answer
was
in
an
indignant
tone
:
"
Sure
!
Of
course
I
'm
sure
.
There
is
n't
another
set
of
lamps
like
these
in
the
world
!
"
"
So
far
as
you
know
!
"
The
Detective
's
words
were
smooth
enough
,
but
his
manner
was
so
exasperating
that
I
was
sure
he
had
some
motive
in
it
;
so
I
waited
in
silence
.
He
went
on
:
"
Of
course
there
may
be
some
in
the
British
Museum
;
or
Mr.
Trelawny
may
have
had
these
already
.
There
's
nothing
new
under
the
sun
,
you
know
,
Mr.
Corbeck
;
not
even
in
Egypt
.
These
may
be
the
originals
,
and
yours
may
have
been
the
copies
.
Are
there
any
points
by
which
you
can
identify
these
as
yours
?
"
Mr.
Corbeck
was
really
angry
by
this
time
.
He
forgot
his
reserve
;
and
in
his
indignation
poured
forth
a
torrent
of
almost
incoherent
,
but
enlightening
,
broken
sentences
:
"
Identify
!
Copies
of
them
!
British
Museum
!
Rot
!
Perhaps
they
keep
a
set
in
Scotland
Yard
for
teaching
idiot
policemen
Egyptology
!
Do
I
know
them
?
When
I
have
carried
them
about
my
body
,
in
the
desert
,
for
three
months
;
and
lay
awake
night
after
night
to
watch
them
!
When
I
have
looked
them
over
with
a
magnifying-glass
,
hour
after
hour
,
till
my
eyes
ached
;
till
every
tiny
blotch
,
and
chip
,
and
dinge
became
as
familiar
to
me
as
his
chart
to
a
captain
;
as
familiar
as
they
doubtless
have
been
all
the
time
to
every
thick-headed
area-prowler
within
the
bounds
of
mortality
.
See
here
,
young
man
,
look
at
these
!
"
He
ranged
the
lamps
in
a
row
on
the
top
of
the
cabinet
.
"
Did
you
ever
see
a
set
of
lamps
of
these
shapes
--
of
any
one
of
these
shapes
?
Look
at
these
dominant
figures
on
them
!
Did
you
ever
see
so
complete
a
set
--
even
in
Scotland
Yard
;
even
in
Bow
Street
?
Look
!
one
on
each
,
the
seven
forms
of
Hathor
.
Look
at
that
figure
of
the
Ka
of
a
Princess
of
the
Two
Egypts
,
standing
between
Ra
and
Osiris
in
the
Boat
of
the
Dead
,
with
the
Eye
of
Sleep
,
supported
on
legs
,
bending
before
her
;
and
Harmochis
rising
in
the
north
.
Will
you
find
that
in
the
British
Museum
--
or
Bow
Street
?
Or
perhaps
your
studies
in
the
Gizeh
Museum
,
or
the
Fitzwilliam
,
or
Paris
,
or
Leyden
,
or
Berlin
,
have
shown
you
that
the
episode
is
common
in
hieroglyphics
;
and
that
this
is
only
a
copy
.
Perhaps
you
can
tell
me
what
that
figure
of
Ptah-Seker-Ausar
holding
the
Tet
wrapped
in
the
Sceptre
of
Papyrus
means
?
Did
you
ever
see
it
before
;
even
in
the
British
Museum
,
or
Gizeh
,
or
Scotland
Yard
?
"
He
broke
off
suddenly
;
and
then
went
on
in
quite
a
different
way
:
