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The nights are either brilliantly illumined or very dark, for if neither of the two moons of Mars happen to be in the sky almost total darkness results, since the lack of atmosphere, or, rather, the very thin atmosphere, fails to diffuse the starlight to any great extent; on the other hand, if both of the moons are in the heavens at night the surface of the ground is brightly illuminated. The light was dim, and soon they mounted into total darkness, so that the Wizard was obliged to get out his lanterns to light the way. In the total darkness of the interior she paused for a moment to collect her wits and plan for the next step in her venture for freedom. |
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