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 soul out by opening wall. Come away queek."

Holloway laughed.

"Good eye, Ibraheem! We never thought we had such a glowing imagination in our midst. But I think myself we'd all better clear out. This air isn't any too sweet. And Deane's getting green around the gills some more."

From the workmen in the passage came a shout, and Ibraheem dived for the entrance.

"Say um roof come down!" he shouted as he fled. "Block up door. Come, saars!"

"Only some of the rubbish falling from above," Merritt said; but Holloway, already in retreat, called over his shoulder: