(SA) 73-01-11 (x) Madness in the Air

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There is madness in the air of Egypt when the hum seems blows. Hum seems. It is the Arabic word that means 50. Some say that the wind is called 50, because it blows for 50 days.

It does not. It blows as long as I need it to blow. and that may be only a minute. Some say the wind, my servant, is called 50 because it is a gale of 50 miles an hour.

That is not true either. It may blow harder. It may blow a little less hard than 50 miles an hour. That is of no importance. It will blow hard enough, my servant, the wind, the great and deadly, fun scene.

I believe it is right to call that mighty power, the Hamzinn, the fifty. For my great wealth has come from the Hamzinn, and when I have the wealth of fifty dead men, I will release my servant from its slavery to me, and no longer will the voice of the Hamzinn call of rich men to judgment in this way.