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Jeter and Eyer, hearing nothing, though they knew that the explosions must have been cataclysmic, were picked up and whirled toward that opening, like chips spun toward the heart of a whirlpool. But for their space suits they would have been destroyed in the outrush of air. Out of the inner globe came men that flew, sprawled out, somersaulting up and out of apertures made by the crashing bombs.
And it was being swallowed by some substance concerning which Eyer had no ideas at all and Jeter but a growing suspicion. The plane sank lower and lower. The surface of the field was now almost to the top of the cabin doors. Most of the windows had been erased, but it made no particular difference in the matter of light.
The humming sound in the space ship grew to mighty proportions. The trembling increased. Jeter and Eyer kept their eyes glued to the six planes above. Without tilting their noses the six planes seemed to plunge straight down toward the surface of the space ship.
I wrote and told him just like I'm tellin' you that after I had worked night and day to pay for this house while he was off tellin' some other woman lies just like he told me, I wasn't goin' to send him money. So I ain't seen him since. "I ain't never been to school much. When schools got numerous in Mississippi they had me behind a plow handle. "Mrs. Jeter made me mad once and I quit.
Champollion-Figeac, 364: "Jeter de l'argent aux petis enfans qui estoient au long de Bourbon, pour les faire nonner en l'eau et aller querre l'argent au fond." He was a bit of a book-fancier, and had vied with his brother Angouleme in bringing back the library of their grandfather Charles V., when Bedford put it up for sale in London.
The only one by which they could fire outside the plane due to the necessity of keeping the cabin closed to retain oxygen was the rapid firer on the wing. This could be depressed enough to fire downward at an angle of forty-five degrees. Jeter hesitated for a moment. He looked at Eyer. Eyer grinned. "It can't bring death to us any sooner," he said. "Let her go!"
Flotsam and jetsam are of this breed. Flot, derived from the French flottant, floating; and jet, from the verb jeter, to throw up; both used in seignoral rights, granted by kings to favourites, empowering them to take possession of the property of any man who might happen to be unfortunate, which was in those times tantamount to being guilty.
"Ah, not many times; soon all goes to finish, and I have none person to make this charming English go in my so stupide head." "What will you do then?" "I jeter myself into the lake." "Don't be foolish; I'm dull to-day, and want to be cheered up; suicide isn't a pleasant subject." "Good! See here, then a little plaisanterie what you call joke.
He was making a distinct effort to regain control of himself. His voice was normal, his breathing regular and he had spoken thus to show Jeter that this was so. "Whether we're to be dropped or lowered is all one to us," he said, "since we can do nothing in either case. Twenty feet of fall wouldn't smash us up much."
And that means that the Japanese guards which may be Eurasian guards, after what Sitsumi told us and employees of this unholy crowd, are easily engaged in the preparation of other space ships." "Does this thing seem to have any armament?" asked Eyer. Jeter signified negation with a swift movement of his head. "Their one weapon seems to be the apparatus which causes that ray.
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