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Herland

CHAPTER 3
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Terry had imagination enough, of a different kind.

So had I, also different.
I always flattered myself I had the scientific imagination, which, incidentally, I considered the highest sort.

One has a right to a certain amount of egotism if founded on fact--and kept to one's self--I think.
"No use kicking, boys," I said.

"They've got us, and apparently they're perfectly harmless.

It remains for us to cook up some plan of escape like any other bottled heroes.


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