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The Moon-Voyage

CHAPTER X
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They let him exclaim as much as he liked, till his throat was sore if he pleased.

He had constituted himself the defender of a cause lost in advance.

He was heard but not listened to, and he did not carry off a single admirer from the president of the Gun Club, who did not even take the trouble to refute his rival's arguments.
Nicholl, driven into his last intrenchments, and not being able to fight for his opinion, resolved to pay for it.

He therefore proposed in the _Richmond Inquirer_ a series of bets conceived in these terms and in an increasing proportion.
He bet that-- 1.

The funds necessary for the Gun Club's enterprise would not be forthcoming, 1,000 dols.
2.


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