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One and a half miles below the surface of the South Pacific Ocean. One and one half miles under the water, away from the daylight and the air that's so precious to all of us. That is the position of the stolen Euclidean submarine, in which Mrs. Gregory, Captain Tex Bradford, Jerry Hall and Joan Gregory are trying to escape from the Magic Island.

It would seem that they've done a fair job of escaping, as they're now 500 miles from the Strange Island. The things are not going along any too well, and Captain Bradford left in control of the submarine, While Jerry and Joe, now resting in the siren section, is admitting to Mrs. Gregory that he doesn't feel very happy about the situation.

I know you have complete confidence in Joe's knowledge of these Euclidean machines, but is it safe to stand still right here? I think it's a lot safer to stand still than to run a machine I don't know much about, into something I know nothing about.

Well, always securely anchored. We are, but it wouldn't matter if we weren't. Have you any idea, Pat, what the pressure is under 9,000 feet of water? Well, I know it must be enormous. Well, it's you better to norm us.

And we won't do any drifting, except for some current might move us a little. And Joan reminded us that currents are scarce along here. So we're safe. 9,000 feet below the surface of the sea.

And safe? Joan says so, and she knows. I wonder. Wonder? Yes. Wonder if we're not putting too much confidence in all of these Euclidean inventions. Well, so far they've done everything that was claimed for them.