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411
Clutching
at
one
another
we
spun
about
,
pitched
this
way
and
that
,
our
bale
of
packages
leaping
at
us
,
pounding
at
us
.
We
collided
,
we
gripped
,
we
were
torn
asunder
--
our
heads
met
,
and
the
whole
universe
burst
into
fiery
darts
and
stars
!
On
the
earth
we
should
have
smashed
one
another
a
dozen
times
,
but
on
the
moon
,
luckily
for
us
,
our
weight
was
only
one-sixth
of
what
it
is
terrestrially
,
and
we
fell
very
mercifully
.
412
I
recall
a
sensation
of
utter
sickness
,
a
feeling
as
if
my
brain
were
upside
down
within
my
skull
,
and
then
--
413
Something
was
at
work
upon
my
face
,
some
thin
feelers
worried
my
ears
.
Then
I
discovered
the
brilliance
of
the
landscape
around
was
mitigated
by
blue
spectacles
.
Cavor
bent
over
me
,
and
I
saw
his
face
upside
down
,
his
eyes
also
protected
by
tinted
goggles
.
His
breath
came
irregularly
,
and
his
lip
was
bleeding
from
a
bruise
.
"
Better
?
"
he
said
,
wiping
the
blood
with
the
back
of
his
hand
.
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414
Everything
seemed
swaying
for
a
space
,
but
that
was
simply
my
giddiness
.
I
perceived
that
he
had
closed
some
of
the
shutters
in
the
outer
sphere
to
save
me
--
from
the
direct
blaze
of
the
sun
.
I
was
aware
that
everything
about
us
was
very
brilliant
.
415
"
Lord
!
"
I
gasped
.
"
But
this
--
"
416
I
craned
my
neck
to
see
.
I
perceived
there
was
a
blinding
glare
outside
,
an
utter
change
from
the
gloomy
darkness
of
our
first
impressions
.
"
Have
I
been
insensible
long
?
"
I
asked
.
417
"
I
do
n't
know
--
the
chronometer
is
broken
.
Some
little
time
...
My
dear
chap
!
I
have
been
afraid
...
"
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418
I
lay
for
a
space
taking
this
in
.
I
saw
his
face
still
bore
evidences
of
emotion
.
For
a
while
I
said
nothing
.
I
passed
an
inquisitive
hand
over
my
contusions
,
and
surveyed
his
face
for
similar
damages
.
The
back
of
my
right
hand
had
suffered
most
,
and
was
skinless
and
raw
.
My
forehead
was
bruised
and
had
bled
.
He
handed
me
a
little
measure
with
some
of
the
restorative
--
I
forget
the
name
of
it
--
he
had
brought
with
us
.
After
a
time
I
felt
a
little
better
.
I
began
to
stretch
my
limbs
carefully
.
Soon
I
could
talk
419
"
It
would
n't
have
done
,
"
I
said
,
as
though
there
had
been
no
interval
.
420
"
No
!
it
would
n't
.
"