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It Happened in Egypt

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The narrator, nicknamed Duffer, carries secret papers that hint at treasures beneath a desert feature called the Mountain of the Golden Pyramid; a correspondent at Khartum deciphers the clues and applies to excavate. A voyage to Egypt brings encounters with acquaintances such as Brigit O'Brien and the wealthy Monny Gilder, and those social crossings soon give way to archaeological intrigue, rival claims, and mounting peril. The narrative alternates between shipboard and Cairo episodes and desert expeditions, blending adventure, romantic complications, and the practical hazards of unearthing ancient secrets.

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C. N. Williamson

C. N. Williamson was a British author known for his engaging storytelling and vivid characterizations. He wrote across various genres, including adventure and romance, often infusing his narratives with elements of humor and social commentary. His notable works include "A Soldier of the Legion," which reflects his interest in military themes, and "Angel Unawares: A Story of Christmas Eve," showcasing his ability to weave heartwarming tales. Williamson's writing often explores themes of identity and belonging, making his stories resonate with readers seeking both entertainment and depth.

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