The First Men In The Moon


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I don't see 'em here."  
No," said Cavor; "but you'll get over all that."  
I suppose I'm made to turn right side up again. Still, this--  
For a moment I could half believe there never was a world."  
"That copy of Lloyd's News might help you."  
I stared at the paper for a moment, then held it above the level of my  
face, and found I could read it quite easily. I struck a column of mean  
little advertisements. "A gentleman of private means is willing to lend  
money," I read. I knew that gentleman. Then somebody eccentric wanted to  
sell a Cutaway bicycle, "quite new and cost 15 pounds," for five pounds;  
and a lady in distress wished to dispose of some fish knives and forks, "a  
wedding present," at a great sacrifice. No doubt some simple soul was  
sagely examining these knives and forks, and another triumphantly riding  
off on that bicycle, and a third trustfully consulting that benevolent  
gentleman of means even as I read. I laughed, and let the paper drift from  
my hand.  
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Are we visible from the earth?" I asked.  
Why?"  
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