The Mummy's Curse Page #4
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bad for people like that.
I go and hunt
till I find her.
I don't think
it'll do much good.
Well, let's separate
and continue the search,
anyway.
Hello, wait.
Wait!
Hey!
Hey!
No! No! No!
Miss Walsh!
Miss Walsh!
May I stay here with you,
where there's light?
I'm so afraid
of the night and
the darkness.
Of course you may.
But where have you been?
Dr. Halsey and the others
have been looking for you.
Why did you run away
after Dr. Cooper was killed?
Why are you so afraid?
I don't know.
If only it would
help me find myself.
I remember
being brought here
to this tent.
I was very happy.
Then he came
to take me away.
Who came to
take you away?
The High Priest of Arkam.
You're just upset
from your experience
tonight.
You'll be all right
after you've rested.
Uh!
Aaah!
What's happened,
Miss Walsh?
Oh, Ragheb, we must
find Dr. Halsey!
The mummy...
The mummy took
the girl away.
The mummy?
You mean you've really
seen him?
Yes, and that strange girl
you were looking for.
She came to my tent,
and then the mummy came
and took her away.
You were
searching the swamp
with Dr. Halsey.
You've got to
help me find him.
He's not far from
here, Miss Walsh.
I will guide you.
Oh, thank you, Ragheb.
What's happened, Goobie?
Where's Miss Walsh?
I don't know,
Master Halsey.
I done hear
a funny noise
a little while ago,
and when I run out here,
this tent was torn down.
Miss Betty's
sure enough
disappeared.
The mummy.
Mummy?
Do you think he take
the boss's niece?
Looks that way, Goobie.
I'm gonna follow those tracks.
You wake up Mr. Walsh and
tell him.
Master Walsh!
Master Walsh!
Get up! Get up!
What's the matter?
What's the matter, Goobie?
The mummy's on the loose!
He's dancin' with the devil.
What are you
talking about?
They done broke in
Miss Walsh's tent
and carried her away.
What?
Yes, sir.
Wake up Achilles
and the boys.
I'll get dressed.
Yes, sir.
How much farther is it?
Right up there.
Our prayers to
the mighty Amon-Ra have
been answered, Kharis.
The Princess Ananka
shall be lifted
from her mortal state
and sealed in this case,
and shall be returned
with you to Egypt,
there to be embraced
by the sands of the past.
Where is Dr. Halsey,
Ragheb?
He is not here.
But you told me he...
This monastery
has been abandoned for
nearly 100 years.
Ragheb!
The curse of Amon-Ra
upon you, Ragheb.
Dr. Zandab!
Those robes!
You're, you're...
The High Priest of Arkam.
Your tongue shall be torn
from your mouth,
for the vows you have
sworn to... falsely!
Master, I am
but flesh and blood.
You have betrayed
your trust!
The secret of
Kharis and his bride,
Princess Ananka
cannot be preserved,
unless...
...this girl dies.
No, Master.
The vultures will pick
the flesh from your bones,
after Kharis learns
of your treachery.
I, too, know the secret
of the tana leaves.
Without the brew,
Kharis is powerless.
Enough!
Aaah!
Jim!
Betty, what happened?
He brought me here.
I was looking for you.
Master,
I meant no harm.
Betty!
Are you hurt?
No.
I'll get you
back to camp.
Ilzor.
He's dead.
What was he doing here?
Look out, Jim!
No, Kharis. No!
If you destroy me,
the secret of the
tana leaves will die.
Jim! Jim!
Are you
all right, Betty?
Yes, but a little
shaken up, Uncle Pat.
Say, what on earth's
been going on in here?
The wing collapsed.
Buried Ragheb and
the mummy.
Master Halsey!
Master Halsey!
What is it, Goobie?
I don't know, boss,
but it ain't human!
Now I understand why
she knew so much about Kharis
and the ancient Egyptians.
What are you
talkin' about?
This mummy is the girl
we brought to the camp.
She's the Princess Ananka.
Sure, and I'm
her grandfather.
We'll put a crew of men
together digging Kharis
out of the rubble,
then send them both
back to the Scripps Museum.
They oughta put you
on display, too.
Well, maybe you'll clear out
of the swamps now
and leave me alone
so I can get
a little work done.
Oh, I'll get out.
But you haven't seen
the last of me yet, Mr. Walsh.
There's a certain
secretary...
You're welcome to her.
Go ahead!
Thanks.
Thanks.
Well, as a secretary,
you haven't been
any use to me
since the minute
he walked in on us.
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