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The last time we saw the Gregory party in Euclidea that mysterious colony beneath the sea, we found our friends in happier circumstances than they have enjoyed for some time. Jerry and Joan went on a sightseeing tour of one of the mammoth natural caverns under the ocean, one of the giant rooms which have been used by the Euclideans to house their weird city,

and there they saw strange sights, not unique and terrifying scientific devices, but natural things, pigs and chickens, green grass and tall trees. The most surprising things possible for this world beneath the water. Their pleasure lasts for a few moments, however, as G-47 takes Jerry away.

Mrs. Gregory and Captain Bradford find Joan very worried. I do not like it, Mother. G-47 may harm Jerry. Oh, I think not Joan. He promised we would all be quite safe, so long as we remain quietly in Euclidean.

You're right, Pat. We're a no danger unless we try to escape. We're not liable to try that. 400 feet below the surface of the ocean. No, Joan, dear. Let's think about more pleasant things for a moment.

pleasant things for a moment. You said you and Jerry saw the old skipper. He is caring for the chickens on the other side of that soundproof wall. Better not disturb him if he's busy. If you put him in his might not like that. I think that is the correct attitude captain. Then perhaps we can find our old yacht engineer

in the cloud. He is attending the pigs. Attending the pigs. I bet the pigs would appreciate that. They could hear how nicely worded you. Never mind that. I'd like to see Matt for a minute even if he is busy. I have no idea where the pigs out to be found in what manner of place would pigs be likely to congregate? Oh, my dear, you'll never