The Moon-Voyage
The Moon-Voyage
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A few seconds of aPascal or a Newton are more precious than the whole existence of a crowdof imbeciles. " "And what do you conclude from that, talker eternal?" asked PresidentBarbicane.
"I conclude that we have twenty-six minutes, " answered Ardan.
"Twenty-four only, " said Nicholl.
"Twenty-four, then, if you like, brave captain, " answered Ardan;"twenty-four minutes, during which we might investigate--" "Michel, " said Barbicane, "during our journey we shall have plenty oftime to investigate t...he deepest questions. Now we must think ofstarting. " "Are we not ready?" "Certainly. But there are still some precautions to be taken to deadenthe first shock as much as possible!" "Have we not water-cushions placed between movable partitions elasticenough to protect us sufficiently?" "I hope so, Michel, " answered Barbicane gently; "but I am not quitesure!" "Ah, the joker!" exclaimed Michel Ardan. "He hopes! He is not quitesure! And he waits till we are encased to make this deplorableacknowledgment!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few seconds of aPascal or a Newton are more precious than the whole existence of a crowdof imbeciles. " "And what do you conclude from that, talker eternal?" asked PresidentBarbicane.
"I conclude that we have twenty-six minutes, " answered Ardan.
"Twenty-four only, " said Nicholl.
"Twenty-four, then, if you like, brave captain, " answered Ardan;"twenty-four minutes, during which we might investigate--" "Michel, " said Barbicane, "during our journey we shall have plenty oftime to investigate t...he deepest questions. Now we must think ofstarting. " "Are we not ready?" "Certainly. But there are still some precautions to be taken to deadenthe first shock as much as possible!" "Have we not water-cushions placed between movable partitions elasticenough to protect us sufficiently?" "I hope so, Michel, " answered Barbicane gently; "but I am not quitesure!" "Ah, the joker!" exclaimed Michel Ardan. "He hopes! He is not quitesure! And he waits till we are encased to make this deplorableacknowledgment!
What to read after The Moon-Voyage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Verne Jules to read onlineMoreLess
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