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Wendigee and myself now believe it to be, that he is ever likelyto send us.]Chapter 26The Last Message Cavor sent to the EarthOn this unsatisfactory manner the penultimate message of Cavor dies out.One seems to see him away there in the blue obscurity amidst his apparatusintently signalling us to the last, all unaware of the curtain ofconfusion that drops between us; all unaware, too, of the final dangersthat even then must have been creeping upon him.
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