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29 glasses
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selenites

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1 III | our likenesses than the Selenites are! We inhabit a new world, 2 III | microcosm until we become pure Selenites.”~“In about eighty-eight 3 IV | Barbicane.~“Well, perhaps the Selenites have carried the integral 4 V | than ours. If then these Selenites have existed their hundreds 5 V | and even stronger— these Selenites— why have they not tried 6 V | the others, which is, the Selenites, being older than we, are 7 VI | bye, Barbicane, have the Selenites eclipses?”~“Yes, eclipses 8 VII | industry; to civilize the Selenites, unless they are more civilized 9 VII | one!”~“And if there are no Selenites?” retorted Nicholl, who, 10 VII | said that there were no Selenites?” exclaimed Michel in a 11 VII | companions; “if there are no Selenites, we will do without them.”~“ 12 VII | them. We have only to make Selenites. Down with the Selenites!”~“ 13 VII | Selenites. Down with the Selenites!”~“The empire of the moon 14 VIII | for if the height of the Selenites is in proportion to the 15 XI | is even possible that the Selenites have already planted the 16 XII | replied Barbicane. “The Selenites might have undertaken these 17 XII | consecutive days.”~“The Selenites are not fools,” said Michel.~“ 18 XII | quite impossible for the Selenites.”~“Why? if weight on the 19 XII | said Michel.~“But if the Selenites are six times smaller?” 20 XII | Nicholl.~“And if there are no Selenites?” added Barbicane.~This 21 XIII | but what laborers those Selenites must be, and what giant 22 XIII | so that, if there are any Selenites, they can see our projectile, 23 XIV | astonishment is reserved for the Selenites who inhabit the face of 24 XIV | Michel; “if we ever become Selenites, we will inhabit the visible 25 XVII | what impatience must the Selenites wait the reappearance of 26 XVIII| preparing them to become Selenites. Become Selenites! That 27 XVIII| become Selenites. Become Selenites! That idea brought up once 28 XIX | serve as a clock to the Selenites, as in its rotary movement 29 XX | terrestrial, unless the Selenites had instruments fit for


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