Andrei Lubensky

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Andrei Lubensky,  Elemoont — Chapter 37 (1998)

“ Although...I'll, at first, extinguish the Moon. When the Moon goes out, absolute darkness come and will be very hard to hit me with any cherry–stones..." and the Great Magician became thoughtful. "What thing must I use to extinguish the Moon? A post stamps? A lime?"
"How can he extinguish the Moon with a lime?" was amazed the Hunter.
"I don't know," said the Mosquito, "But he can! We must immediately undertake something!"
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Andrei Lubensky,  Elemoont — Chapter 37 (1998)

“ Moonswitcher kept his magic wands, magic carpets, caps of invisibility and other things. They crept into the box and shut the top leaving only narrow chink to see their enemies. (In general, you must never get into any box and shut its cover. You can choke! Our friends did it only because it is all the same there is no any air on the Moon.)
Suddenly the Moon hardly shook. "What's it?" whispered the Hunter. "The moonquake?" "No," said the Mosquito, "Do you feel how rhythmically the surface of the Moon shakes?
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Andrei Lubensky,  Elemoont — Chapter 37 (1998)

“ All lapsed into silence, only the Insidious Lunatic did not quiet down, "Repeat, repeat what did you say?"
"I said what you had heard!" snarled the Elemoont and then added more peacefully, "This is not the moment to a quarrel, and it is the very moment to make it up."
"Why on earth should we do it?" cantankerously asked the lunatics who all already climbed out of their Labyrinth and were ready to continue their ‘discussion’ with the elemoonts.
"We all are in a great danger!"
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