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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from At the Earth's Core by Edgar Rice Burroughs: of a rough oval with rounded roof in which were several
large openings. No doors or windows were visible in
the sides of the structure, nor was there need of any,
except one entrance for the slaves, since, as Ja explained,
the Mahars flew to and from their place of ceremonial,
entering and leaving the building by means of the apertures
in the roof.
"But," added Ja, "there is an entrance near the base
of which even the Mahars know nothing. Come," and he
led me across the clearing and about the end to a pile
of loose rock which lay against the foot of the wall.
At the Earth's Core |
