The First Men in the Moon
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" "Which way shall we go?" He hesitated. An intense persuasion of presences, of unseen things aboutus and near us, dominated our minds. What could they be? Where could theybe? Was this arid desolation, alternately frozen and scorched, only theouter rind and mask of some subterranean world? And if so, what sort ofworld? What sort of inhabitants might it not presently disgorge upon us?
And then, stabbing the aching stillness as vivid and sudden as anunexpected thunderclap, came a clang and rattle... as though great gates ofmetal had suddenly been flung apart.
It arrested our steps. We stood gaping helplessly. Then Cavor stoletowards me.
"I do not understand!" he whispered close to my face. He waved his handvaguely skyward, the vague suggestion of still vaguer thoughts.
"A hiding-place! If anything came... " I looked about us. I nodded my head in assent to him.
We started off, moving stealthily with the most exaggerated precautionsagainst noise. We went towards a thicket of scrub. A clangour like hammersflung about a boiler hastened our steps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Which way shall we go?" He hesitated. An intense persuasion of presences, of unseen things aboutus and near us, dominated our minds. What could they be? Where could theybe? Was this arid desolation, alternately frozen and scorched, only theouter rind and mask of some subterranean world? And if so, what sort ofworld? What sort of inhabitants might it not presently disgorge upon us?
And then, stabbing the aching stillness as vivid and sudden as anunexpected thunderclap, came a clang and rattle... as though great gates ofmetal had suddenly been flung apart.
It arrested our steps. We stood gaping helplessly. Then Cavor stoletowards me.
"I do not understand!" he whispered close to my face. He waved his handvaguely skyward, the vague suggestion of still vaguer thoughts.
"A hiding-place! If anything came... " I looked about us. I nodded my head in assent to him.
We started off, moving stealthily with the most exaggerated precautionsagainst noise. We went towards a thicket of scrub. A clangour like hammersflung about a boiler hastened our steps.
What to read after The First Men in the Moon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells Herbert George to read onlineMoreLess
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