第六章: 墙上的文字 The Writing on the Wall

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The ghost-queen looked puzzled.

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Easy enough.

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"No. More like a boat," said Annie.

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"With three things on top. Like this," said Annie. She drew squiggly lines in the air.

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"Like a hat," said Jack.

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She nodded.

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"The second one has a long box on the bottom," he said. He drew it in the air.

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"Yes, stairs!" said Jack. "Just like stairs."

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Jack and Annie squinted at the pyramid wall.

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"Hat?" said the ghost-queen.

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"Describe them to me, Jack. One at a time, please," she said.

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Jack studied the second picture.

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Jack studied the first picture.

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The ghost-queen still seemed puzzled.

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"Boat?" said the ghost-queen. She got excited. "Boat?"

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"There are four pictures here," Jack told the ghost-queen.

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A series of tiny pictures were carved into the stone.

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"Okay," he said. "The first one is like this." He made a zigzag in the air with his finger.

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"Like stairs?" asked the ghost-queen.

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"Like a curved stick," said Jack. "But one side is shorter than the other."

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Jack and Annie studied the next picture.

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"Or a thing that holds water," said Jack.

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"Exactly," said Jack.

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Jack and Annie studied the last picture.

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"And the last one looks like a pole that droops," said Annie.

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"The third one is like a thing that holds flowers," said Annie.

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"Yes. It could be a boat," he said.

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Jack took another look at the wall.

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"Yes. A jug," said Annie.

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"Like a jug?" asked the ghost-queen.

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"Wait," said Jack. "I'll draw it in my notebook. Big! So you can see it."

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The ghost-queen looked very happy. She smiled.

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"Yes. Of course," she said.

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The ghost-queen looked puzzled.

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Jack put down the scepter and got out his pencil. He drew the hieroglyph.

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"A folded cloth," said the ghost-queen.

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"Well, not really," said Jack. He studied his drawing.

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"But that is the hieroglyph for a folded cloth," said the ghost-queen.

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"Well, okay," said Jack.

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He looked at the fourth hieroglyph again. He still couldn't see the folded cloth. Unless it was like a towel hanging over a bathroom rod.

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Jack wrote the words in his notebook.

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"So what does the message mean?" he asked the ghost-queen.

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"So that's all of them," said Annie. She pointed at each picture. "Stairs. Boat. Jug. Folded cloth."

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"Come," she said. She held out her hand. "Come to my burial chambers." And she floated away.

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