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<p>“There might be a chance to parley,” said Cavor.</p>
<p>“No,” I said. “Not as we are.”</p>
<p>For a space we remained, each occupied by his own thoughts.</p>
<p><i>chid, chid, chid</i> went the chopping, and the shadows moved to and fro.</p>
<p><i>Chid, chid, chid</i> went the chopping, and the shadows moved to and fro.</p>
<p>I looked at the grating. “It’s flimsy,” I said. “We might bend two of the bars and crawl through.”</p>
<p>We wasted a little time in vague discussion. Then I took one of the bars in both hands, and got my feet up against the rock until they were almost on a level with my head, and so thrust against the bar. It bent so suddenly that I almost slipped. I clambered about and bent the adjacent bar in the opposite direction, and then took the luminous fungus from my pocket and dropped it down the fissure.</p>
<p>“Don’t do anything hastily,” whispered Cavor, as I twisted myself up through the opening I had enlarged. I had a glimpse of busy figures as I came through the grating, and immediately bent down, so that the rim of the depression in which the grating lay hid me from their eyes, and so lay flat, signalling advice to Cavor as he also prepared to come through. Presently we were side by side in the depression, peering over the edge at the cavern and its occupants.</p>