De L'Ester--Certainly, their construction is similar to that of our railway cars, but if you will observe closely you will perceive that they present several striking differences. For instance, the driving wheels are enormously large, and there are three sets of truck wheels, the middle set running in the groove of the central rail, and the rails are not in sections, all being firmly welded into continuity, which greatly adds to their permanence and to the safety of those connected with the Tuzamo service, or who travel in those elegantly appointed carriages. Genessano, can you inform us as to when Tuzamos first came into use on Ento? Genessano--I am not quite certain, but Inidor[a:] may know. Inidor[a:], ino intess[a:] varo mûy[a:] Tuzamos inga fosdû? Inidora--At the time of the Establishment of the National Religion they were known, for in the Sacred Writings they are referred to, and not as though they then were a modern invention. I recall that during my mortal existence I saw pictured representations of those ancient conveyances, which were quite unlike these admirably constructed and artistically finished carriages. George--I have been looking about the city and if you are through with your observation of the Tuzamos, I can promise Gentol[a:] and Bernard a view of something that may interest them. De L'Ester--Come, friends, and learn what our enterprising Englishman has discovered. Gentol[a:], allow me to assist you. Ah, a temple, and how beautiful it is. In form it is perfectly circular, with great flights of steps surrounding about two-thirds of its circumference. It is built of white marble, and from base to dome its walls are so covered with intricate and delicate sculpture that it presents the appearance of beautiful filmy lace. George, this will interest more than Gentol[a:] and Bernard, for this is the first time that Inidor[a:], Genessano or I have seen this somewhat noted Temple Soy[a:]von Teliss[a:]. (Name of Andûman[a:]'s cup bearer.) Gentol[a:], you will attempt a description of its interior, but as you are not apt at estimating dimensions, I will say that its diameter is about one hundred and twenty feet, and that its height from the floor to the apex of the dome is quite one hundred feet. You now will proceed.