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All Around the Moon

CHAPTER III
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But no Satellite appeared and, what was worse, not the slightest sound indicated his presence.

At last he was discovered on a ledge in the upper portion of the Projectile, whither he had been shot by the terrible concussion.
Less fortunate than his female companion, the poor fellow had received a frightful shock and his life was evidently in great danger.
"The acclimatization project looks shaky!" cried Ardan, handing the animal very carefully and tenderly to the others.

Poor Satellite's head had been crushed against the roof, but, though recovery seemed hopeless, they laid the body on a soft cushion, and soon had the satisfaction of hearing it give vent to a slight sigh.
"Good!" said Ardan, "while there's life there's hope.

You must not die yet, old boy.

We shall nurse you.


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