All Around the Moon by Jules Verne
page 32 of 383 (08%)
page 32 of 383 (08%)
|
"Out with it!"
"Friend Michael, you say we're moving?" "Yes." "In consequence of the explosion?" "Certainly!" "Which must have been attended with a tremendous report?" "Of course!" "Did you hear that report, friend Michael?" "N--o," replied Ardan, a little disconcerted at the question. "Well, no; I can't say that I did hear any report." "Did you, friend Barbican?" "No," replied Barbican, promptly. "I heard no report whatever." His answer was ready, but his look was quite as disconcerted as Ardan's. "Well, friend Barbican and friend Michael," said the Captain, very drily as he leered wickedly at both, "put that and that together and tell me what you make of it." "It's a fact!" exclaimed Barbican, puzzled, but not bewildered. "Why did |
|