Turquoise

Note, the manuscript of Saville Granger finishes here.

End of section 6 the turquoise necklace i he is the lord of the desert effendi declared mohammed the dragoman From the valley of Zered to Damascus, he is known and loved, but feared.

They say, he lowered his voice, that he is a great wheelie, and that he is often seen in the street of the Attars, having the appearance of a simple old man.

But in the desert he is like a bitter apple, a viper, and a calamity.

"'Because he's up in Cairo to-night searching for him.' "'How do you know?' I cornered him about it this afternoon, and although I couldn't force an admission from him—I don't think anybody short of an accomplished K.C.

could—he was suspiciously evasive.

I gave him four hours to procure the name and address of the old gentleman to whom we owe the price of a turquoise necklace.

He has not turned up yet." Eileen made no reply.

My mother-in-law, I got married last week.

My mother-in-law wanted me to make sure I had turquoise to wear for the wedding because I was, you know, marrying a Native American.

And I told Kim, I said, I just wanted to make sure I had turquoise, but I have turquoise.

We're good, you know.

And Kim's like, oh my gosh, I've been thinking about turquoise for a while now.

So today's episode is on turquoise.

Yes, it is.

Which is a very versatile stone.

En uno de sus puntos más elevados, dominando el paisaje circundante, antaño se alzaba un templo en honor a la antigua deidad egipcia Hathor, la diosa del cielo, las mujeres, la fertilidad y el amor y patrona de muchos minerales.

Por esos lares la llamaban Dama de la Turquesa, pues esa era la piedra semipreciosa que se extrajo de ahí por milenios.

In those parts, they called her Lady of Turquoise because that was the semi-precious stone that was extracted from there for millennia.

Por esos lares la llamaban Dama de la Turquesa, pues esa era la piedra semipreciosa que se extrajo de ahí por milenios.

Para los antiguos egipcios, la turquesa era un ingrediente importante para resucitar los faraones a la vida eterna.

For the ancient Egyptians, turquoise was an important ingredient in resurrecting the Pharaohs to eternal life.

88 Powers jersey.

202 Alternate Turquoise jersey.

I didn't like that one, but, yeah, I'll take it on board.

Not about you.

I don't know.

My brain immediately goes to Turquoise for absolutely no reason.

Like I can't give you a solid explanation as to why I think that.

I just do.

Like I'm vibes only on this one.

Okay, great.

Well, happy to lock in Turquoise.

Let's do it.