The First Men In The Moon


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I don't know. I have a certain dim perception of another method. I can  
hardly explain it yet. But curiously enough it came into my mind, while I  
was rolling over and over in the mud before the wind, and very doubtful  
how the whole adventure was to end, as being absolutely the thing I  
ought to have done."  
Even with my aid we found some little difficulty, and meanwhile we kept at  
work restoring the laboratory. There was plenty to do before it became  
absolutely necessary to decide upon the precise form and method of our  
second attempt. Our only hitch was the strike of the three labourers, who  
objected to my activity as a foreman. But that matter we compromised after  
two days' delay.  
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