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"
Well
?
"
332
"
I
do
n't
see
'
em
here
.
"
333
"
No
,
"
said
Cavor
;
"
but
you
'll
get
over
all
that
.
"
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334
"
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
.
"
335
"
That
copy
of
Lloyd
's
News
might
help
you
.
"
336
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
,
"
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
.
337
"
Are
we
visible
from
the
earth
?
"
I
asked
.
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338
"
Why
?
"
339
"
I
knew
some
one
who
was
rather
interested
in
astronomy
.
It
occurred
to
me
that
it
would
be
rather
odd
if
--
my
friend
--
chanced
to
be
looking
through
some
telescope
.
"
340
"
It
would
need
the
most
powerful
telescope
on
earth
even
now
to
see
us
as
the
minutest
speck
.
"