First Men
The First Men in the Moon（#1013）
作者：Wells, H. G. (Herbert George), 1866-1946
体例：题 章数：31
字数：309,494 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 31 题- The First Men In The Moon
- Contents
- I suggested he might try some other direction.
- I made an interrogative noise.
- I stuck like a leech to the “we”—“you” and “I” didn’t exist for me.
- I put down my teacup and stared at him.
- I sat taking it in.
- I had not thought of that. “Delivered free on head of purchaser, eh?”
- I stopped. He made no answer.
- I heard a click, and a little glow lamp came into being.
- I thought. “Is this all?”
- I looked about me. “Cavor!” I cried; but no Cavor was visible.
- I looked about us. I nodded my head in assent to him.
- I gnawed my hand.
- I picked up a fragment and sniffed at it.
- I was answered by a groan. “My head!” I heard him say; “my head!”
- I had not noted that, but I did now.
- I subsided, fuming.
- I gripped his chains at once to unfasten them.
- I shied another luminous fungus down the cleft.
- I seem to remember his footsteps coming on behind me.
- I stopped dead.
- I glanced back. “What?” said I.
- I saw the sphere!
- I set myself to decipher this.
- I fell on all fours, and my lungs whooped.
- I touched it, and halted. “Too late!” screamed despair; “lie down!”
- I was too tired to keep up a lie. “I got it in the moon.”
- I saw them stare at one another.
- I glanced back after him.
- I was the sole survivor, and that was all.