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Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Pit of Hades.A vast underground labyrinth with a hundred different passages and only two openings, an entrance and a hidden exit which is a closely guarded secret. Portuguese Man-of-War.Jellyfish with long purplish tentacles that the divers spot when they are swimming toward the underwater cave. Primacord.It looks like string or rope and can be made in any thickness. It reacts like a burning fuse, only more rapidly. Pitt feels it was used to sever the cables on the First Attempt. Queen Artemisia.The Minerva Lines freighter that is carrying heroin to the United States. Pitt SCUBAs out to the ship and searches it, finding no one. Queen Jocasta.The Minerva Lines freighter that will deliver the heroin to the United States. The Queen Artemisia is a decoy. Remick, Sophia.The artist who painted an amateurish painting that hangs in the captain's cabin of the Queen Artemisia. The inscription on the painting reads:"To the captain of my heart from his loving wife." Sayla.Italian brig sunk in 1876 near Thasos. Sea of Tethys.A great sea that millions of years in the past covered Tibet, India and Central Europe. All that remains of the Sea of Tethys today is the Black, Caspian and Mediterranean seas. Spencer, Lee.The red-bearded marine biologist on the First Attempt. Dives with Pitt on the underwater cave below Bruno von Till's house. Star gazer.A bottom-dwelling fish with stony eyes and grotesque fringed lips spotted by the divers as they swim toward the underwater cave. Teaser.Fish thought to be extinct over two hundred million years until one is spotted by Pitt at the end
Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html of the book. Gunn believes it might be one of the first mammals. It might have tiny scales and a smooth porpoise like skin or perhaps even a kind of furry hide like a sea lion. Thasos Strait.The body of water between the island of Thasos and the Macedonian mainland. Thasos, Greece.An island in the northern part of the Aegean Sea. Thomas, Stan.The short runty ship's engineer on the First Attempt. Dives with Pitt into the underwater cave below Bruno von Till's house. U-19.German submarine sunk in 1918 off Thasos. A model of the U-19 is in Bruno von Till's study. Von Stroheim, Erich.Shaven-skulled German actor mentioned on page 245. Von Till, Bruno.Described as being heavyset with a round, typically German face featuring shaved head, shifty eyes and no neck. Claims he flew with the Hawk of Macedonia, Kurt Heibert, but is actually his brother, Admiral Erich Heibert, commander of Nazi Germany's transportation fleet. Wanted for war crimes. The actual Bruno von Till was murdered in England by Erich Heibert. Von Till, Teri.Around thirty years old. Her figure is described as a beguiling mixture of grace and firmness. Dark brown eyes and shoulder-length black hair. She has a small pockmark beside her right temple. Was married to a motorcar salesman who raced cars and was killed in the crash of his supercharged MG. Before Pitt has his way with her on the beach, she claims she was celibate for almost nine years. Half Greek and half German. Born in Greece but raised in England. Alleged niece to Bruno von Till but actually a substitute. Real name Amy. Whaleboat.The First Attempt's shore boat was described as twenty-six feet in length and with double ends. It was powered by a single four-cylinder Buda engine. Willie.Bruno von Till's driver and assistant. Biondhaired. Wears silver-rimmed spectacles. Wears jackboots with hobnails. Pitt punches him in the nose, breaking it, for spying on him and Teri making love on the beach. Is killed when the weather balloon rigged with explosives blows the Albatros from the sky.
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