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Continued from Chapter 10 one. So it came to move that, as the small children of Bri-tain had agreed, much more or fewer, May-sis began to discuss with the Pharaoh Junck-er at a position termed the Table of Negotiation. two. And Junck-er spake unto May-sis indicating, "Ye ought to give us riches outside of the goals of avarice ahead of we make it possible for ye to flee the land of EU-gypt." 3. "Yeah, ye have to deliver us cargoes of ivory, and apes, and peacocks, sandalwood, cedarwood, and sweet white wine (primarily this), and diamonds, emeralds, amethysts, topazes, cinnamon, and gold moidores. Oh, and platinum statues of Neil Kinnock and Peter Mandelson, lest we forget them." 4. And May-sis, who had also study a specified poem, mentioned "Nay, the most we can provide thee is Tyne coal, highway-rail, pig-lead, firewood, iron-ware, and low cost tin trays. Oh, and a cardboard cutout of King David Davis that is indistinguishable from the authentic issue." five. Thus it was very clear that the keep of May-sis at the Table of Negotiation might be a prolonged 1.