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<p>“There was a similar problem about a dumpling.”</p> <p>“There was a similar problem about a dumpling.”</p>
<p>“Yes, I know. But how?”</p> <p>“Yes, I know. But how?”</p>
<p>“That’s perfectly easy. An airtight manhole is all that is needed. That, of course, will have to be a little complicated; there will have to be a valve, so that things may be thrown out, if necessary, without much loss of air.”</p> <p>“That’s perfectly easy. An airtight manhole is all that is needed. That, of course, will have to be a little complicated; there will have to be a valve, so that things may be thrown out, if necessary, without much loss of air.”</p>
<p>“Like Jules Verne’s thing in ‘A Trip to the Moon’?”</p> <p>“Like Jules Verne’s thing in A Trip to the Moon?”</p>
<p>But Cavor was not a reader of fiction.</p> <p>But Cavor was not a reader of fiction.</p>
<p>“I begin to see,” I said slowly. “And you could get in and screw yourself up while the Cavorite was warm, and as soon as it cooled it would become impervious to gravitation, and off you would fly⁠—”</p> <p>“I begin to see,” I said slowly. “And you could get in and screw yourself up while the Cavorite was warm, and as soon as it cooled it would become impervious to gravitation, and off you would fly⁠—”</p>
<p>“At a tangent.”</p> <p>“At a tangent.”</p>