Paul Gauguin The Yellow Christ

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resembling the stalagmites of some monstrously ancient cave. Almost lost among them was the player's pulpit, with its three giant keyboards and the hundred knobs for special sound effects.
It wasn't often used, except for the occasional civic affair or Wizards' Excuse Me.[9]
But the Librarian, energetically pumping the bellows and making occasional little 'ooks' of excitement, felt there was a lot more He hesitated.
He lowered his hands again and pulled out the Vox Humana, the Vox Dei and the Vox Diabolica.
The moan of the organ took on a more urgent tone.
He raised his hands.that it could do.A fully grown male orang‑utan may look like an amiable pile of old carpets but he has a strength in him that would make a human of equivalent weight eat lots of rug. The Librarian only stopped pumping when the lever was too hot to hold and the air reservoirs were farting and whistling around the rivets.Then he swung himself up into the organist's seat.The whole edifice was humming softly under the enormous pent­up pressure.The Librarian locked his hands together and cracked his knuckles, which is impressive when you have as many knuckles as an orang-utan.He raised his hands.