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Could it be that the sinking of the Titanic was due to ghosts? Many stories are like this. But is that really what it meant to happen?

Our story does not take place in the icy waters of the South Pacific, but in Egypt, thousands of miles away. There, hopefully, we can discover the beginning of the mystery of the Titanic, in 1910 Cairo. One day, a well-known expert on Egyptian history named Douglas Murray was in the city of Cairo while he was talking to an American explorer.

The Americans had something unusual to give to Douglas, something that excited him, a beautiful old Egyptian mummy, the mummy of an Egyptian queen. It is more than 3,000 years old, but it still has a beautiful exterior with glittering paintings on it. Murray was intrigued by it and asked**, and he immediately gave the American [check].

Before the money was spent, the American died that afternoon. Murray tried to plan to send the treasure back to England [too lazy to turn over the qaq].

Is it possible that the Titanic sank because of a ghost? Many of the following stories are real... But did it really happen as the story says? Our story does not take place in the cold waters of the North Atlantic, but thousands of miles away in Egypt.

Perhaps, it is here, in Cairo, the capital city of Egypt, that we can explore the mystery of the Titanic in 1910. There was a famous professor of Egyptian history named Douglas Murray, who stayed in Cairo. One day, bad luck is ruined when he is contacted by an American adventurer, who gives him something unusual, something enough to shock him.

An elaborate ancient Egyptian mummy casket containing a mummy of an Egyptian queen. The mummies are over 3,000 years old, but they are well preserved – the cabinets are painted with a brilliant golden pattern.

Murray was excited about the mummies and happy with them. He immediately gave the American a check. An unconvertible check because the American died that night.

Because of his death, Murray arranged for the treasure to be sent back to England. However, it wasn't long before he learned more about the delicate mummified coffin: a warning message found on the tomb wall said that anyone who broke into the tomb would have dire consequences.

It wasn't until a few years later that Murray believed these warning prophecies, and the gun he was holding had a **, causing his arm to be shattered and eventually had to be amputated. After the accident, Murray decided to return home, and on the way home, two of his companions died mysteriously, and two servants in charge of guarding the mummy also died, and Murray, full of fear, decided to dispose of the cursed mummy coffin as soon as he returned to London. One day, a man he knew named Janet Jones said he wanted the mummy, so he gave it to her.

Soon after, Jones' mother died, and she herself contracted a strange illness. She wanted to return the mummy to Murray, but Murray naturally refused. At the end, the mummy is on display in the British Museum.

Even in the museum, the mummy apparently continues to cause a lot of strange events. At the time of the new exhibition, a museum photographer died shortly after taking **; And one administrator died of unknown causes. Finally, the British Museum also intends to dispose of the mummies.

They sold the mummy to a collector in New York. At the beginning of April 1912, the transfer plan of the mummy was arranged, and the mummy began to embark on a journey to his new home. But New York never received a mummy or a coffin.

Because at the time of the sinking of the Titanic, there was one item in the ship's sturdy cabin, which was the mummy coffin. That's probably how they spread the story.

It was the last day of final exams at a large eastern university. On the steps of a building, the exam in which a group of students are talked about will begin in a matter of minutes. They had confidence on their faces. It's their last exam, and then they graduate and work.

Some talk about the jobs they already have, and some talk about the jobs they will get. In four years of college, they feel ready and in control of the world.

The upcoming exam, they knew, would be an easy task because the professor said that they could bring any books or notes they wanted, just asking them not to rush into each other's conversations during the test.

They happily walked into the classroom, the professor handed over the papers, and the students smiled on their faces because they found that there were only five questions.

Three hours had passed, and the professor began to collect the papers. Students no longer look confident. They had a horrified look on their faces. In hand, no one speaks, as a professor facing the class.

He looked at the worried face in front of him and asked, "How many people have completed these five questions?" "Not a single hand was raised.

How many people are four? "Still no hands.

Three? Two? The students moved restlessly in their seats.

One, then? Of course someone finished one, but the class was silent.

The professor put down the file. "That's exactly what I expected," he said. "I just want you to know that even though you've done four years of research, there's still a lot going on.

The subject you don't know. You can't these problems are relatively common in everyday practice. Then, smiling, he added, "You will all pass this course, but remember that even if you have graduated from college, your education is only the beginning." ”

The professor's name had been weakened in recent years, but he had not taught him.

Hello! Very good, thank you. You look excited. Why? Kangkang: Guess what! My dad and mom want to invite your parents to the movies.

Maria: Really? What movie are they going to watch? Kang Kang: "The Voice of **".

Jane, oh, this is one of my parents' favorite movies. They will feel happy.

When are they ready? Kangkang: This Saturday. We could have stayed at my house for one night. My mom would prepare some delicious food for us.

Jane: Wow! Sounds fantastic! I'm excited. Please say thank you to your mother.

kangkaog: Okay, I will. On the way here, I saw Mr. Brown. He was disappointed because he couldn't buy a ticket to go to the ** Voice.

Michael: wlatbpity !