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A Honeymoon in Space

CHAPTER XX
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But you, dear----" "I'm you, and so I take the same chances as you do.

Besides, we're not perfect enough for a world where there isn't any sin.

We should probably get quite miserable there.

No, home's home, as you say." "Then home it is, dear!" he replied.
The resplendent hemisphere of the Love-Star sank swiftly down into the vault of Space, growing smaller and dimmer as the _Astronef_ sped towards the little black spot on the face of the Sun, which to them was like a buoy marking a place of utter and hopeless shipwreck in the Ocean of Immensity.
The chronometer, still set to Earth-time, had now begun to mark the last hours of the _Astronef's_ voyage.

She was not only travelling at a speed of which figures could give no comprehensible idea, but the Sun, Mercury, and the Earth were rushing towards her with a compound velocity, composed of the movement of the Solar System through Space and of the movement of the two planets round the Sun.
Murgatroyd was at his post in the engine-room.


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