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If they wanted to kill us," he said, dropping back to come level with me,
there is no reason why they should not have done it."
"
"No," I admitted, "that's true."
"They don't understand us," he said, "they think we are merely strange
animals, some wild sort of mooncalf birth, perhaps. It will be only
when they have observed us better that they will begin to think we
have minds--"
"
When you trace those geometrical problems," said I.
It may be that."
"
We tramped on for a space.
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You see," said Cavor, "these may be Selenites of a lower class."
The infernal fools!" said I viciously, glancing at their exasperating
faces.
"
If we endure what they do to us--"
We've got to endure it," said I.
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