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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from When the World Shook by H. Rider Haggard: "And as regards the second," broke in Bickley, "we did not do
so because it is impossible for men to transfer themselves to
other places through space either with or without their bodies.".
At this information the Glittering Lady lifted her arched
eyebrows and smiled a little, while Oro said:
"I perceive that the new world has advanced but a little way on
the road of knowledge."
Fearing that Bastin was about to commence an argument, I began
to ask questions in my turn.
"Lord Oro and Lady Yva," I said, "we have told you something of
ourselves and will tell you more when you desire it. But pardon
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