The First Men In The Moon


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Chapter 16  
Points of View  
The light grew stronger as we advanced. In a little time it was nearly as  
strong as the phosphorescence on Cavor's legs. Our tunnel was expanding  
into a cavern, and this new light was at the farther end of it. I  
perceived something that set my hopes leaping and bounding.  
"
Cavor," I said, "it comes from above! I am certain it comes from above!"  
He made no answer, but hurried on.  
Indisputably it was a gray light, a silvery light.  
In another moment we were beneath it. It filtered down through a chink in  
the walls of the cavern, and as I stared up, drip, came a drop of water  
upon my face. I started and stood aside--drip, fell another drop quite  
audibly on the rocky floor.  
"
Cavor," I said, "if one of us lifts the other, he can reach that crack!"  
I'll lift you," he said, and incontinently hoisted me as though I was a  
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