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The Red Planet

CHAPTER XXI
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But soon, I think, they rather liked me.
I set my brains to work and made 'em like me.

I knew there was everything to learn about these fellows and I went scientifically to work to learn it.

And, by Heaven, sir, when once they accepted me, I found I had never been in such splendid company in my life." "My dear boy," I cried in a burst of enthusiasm, "have you had breakfast ?" "Of course I have.

At the Union Jack Club--the Tommies' place the other side of the river--bacon and eggs and sausages.

I thought I'd never stop eating." "Have some more ?" He laughed.


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