 put the obelisk in the hall, sailed with the Paris, and erected at the Place de la Concorde, where it is today. The next one wouldn't go out for another 40 years or so. It was 1877, I think it is, when England got their obelisk. And that obelisk is an incredible story. I mean, one of the reasons I wrote this book, Cleopatra's Needles, is that I thought the story of the three obelisks that left Egypt in the 19th century were amazing. The one that went to London was lost at sea. It actually...