Albert Moore Shells painting

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Chamcha hazarded. "Damn right," Gibreel roared, strangely cheerful now. "Knocked me bilkul cold."
The Freekirk's interior had been divided into a large twostorey (in estate agent's jargon, "double volume") reception-room -- the former hall of congregation -- and a more conventional half, with kitchen and utilities downstairs and bedrooms and bathroom above. Unable for some reason to sleep, Chamcha wandered at voices of banished preachers while Gibreel and Allie made high-volume love. _Like Pamela_. He tried to think of Mishal, of Zeeny Vakil, but it didn't work. Stuffing his fingers in his ears, he fought against the sound effects of the copulation of Farishta and Alleluia Cone. midnight into the great (and cold: the heatwave might be continuing in the south of England, but there wasn't a ripple of it up here, where the climate was autumnal and chill) living-room, and wandered among the ghost-