Charles Beadle

Summary

Charles Beadle The Blond Spiders — Epilog (1924)

The doctor smiled grimly.
“Yes, the Germanic race shall be—Lord,' I feel like Moses with the tablets of the Law!—shall be lords of the universe, all apparently engaged in scientific research and creating mighty works of art, and presumably—at least one hopes for some human touch!—swilling beer and sausages while we—um—sub-Nordic and other inferior races sweat willingly for the greater glory of them and the All Highest—let’s hope they’ll give God a chance even if it’s only ‘Me und Gott’!—all by means of the Herr Professor Doktor’s patent for suppressing the will-to-power.”
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Charles Beadle The Blond Spiders — Epilog (1924)

Tony had omitted to relate the story of the fight with Sawyer and his subsequent suspicions of Bodiker, but when he came to the incident of the dumb Swahili and the hypodermic syringe they returned forcibly. He stopped; and, turning to Sawyer lying near him, demanded sharply:
“What d’you know about that syringe, Sawyer? Was it poison or not?”
As the man raised his eyes Tony noticed that they were faintly veiled. The English doctor leaned forward and whispered:
“He’s dying. They got him through the left lung and the spine. He knows it, poor ——.”
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Charles Beadle The Blond Spiders — Epilog (1924)

Roughly speaking we—the Anglo-Saxon races of England and America—are what he calls sub-Nordic and renegades and therefore the best material for his—er—scientific purposes.
“Now historically it is a fact that empires have a habit of becoming eventually bloated and weak, such as the Roman and so on, and consequently have fallen before a more vigorous barbarian horde. According to the Germanic theory war, and only war, can keep a nation fit; but this mighty seer sees beyond this; realizes, so he says, the inevitable future for which he is working to preserve the Germanic race.
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