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The Moon Pool

CHAPTER XIII
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Their drivers sat high upon the forward whorl.

Their bodies were piled high with cushions, upon which lay women half-swathed in gay silken webs.

From the pavilioned gardens smaller channels of glistening green ran into the broad way, much as automobile runways do on earth; and in and out of them flashed the fairy shells.
There came a shout from one.

Its occupants had glimpsed us.

They pointed; others stopped and stared; one shell turned and sped up a runway--and quickly over the other side of the bridge came a score of men.


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