each [i: ʧ], once [wʌns], obscene [ɔbˈsi: n]
"Those doors open into each end of a hairpin-shaped corridor," she said hurriedly. "Once I was in the interior of the shrine — once!" She shivered and twitched her slim shoulders at a memory both terrifying and obscene. "The corridor is bent like a horseshoe, with each horn opening into this room. Totrasmek's chambers are enclosed within the curve of the corridor and open into it. But there is a secret door in this wall which opens directly into an inner chamber —»
She began to run her hands over the smooth surface (она начала прощупывать /своими/ руками гладкую поверхность), where no crack or crevice showed (где /не/ видно было ни трещины, ни расселины;
crevice [ˈkrevɪs], surface [ˈsə: fɪs], smooth [smu: ð]
She began to run her hands over the smooth surface, where no crack or crevice showed. Conan stood beside her, sword in hand, glancing warily about him. The silence, the emptiness of the shrine, with imagination picturing what might lie behind that wall, made him feel like a wild beast nosing a trap.
"Ah!" The girl had found a hidden spring at last; a square opening gaped blackly in the wall (ах! — девушка наконец нашла скрытую пружину, квадратный вход зазиял черным цветом в стене). Then: "Set!" she screamed (потом — Сет! — вскрикнула она), and even as Conan leaped toward her (и как раз когда Конан прыгнул к ней), he saw that a great misshapen hand has fastened itself in her hair (он увидел, что огромная уродливая рука вцепилась в ее волосы). She was snatched off her feet and jerked headfirst through the opening (она была сдернута с /ее/ ног =