Fred T. Jane
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earth folk n. | 1897 | To Venus in Five Seconds iv. 66 It has been mooted once or twice that we should select husbands from the Earth-folk, but no one cares to be the first to do so, and thus we drift on. [Ibid. x. 99] A few of them, like Ef, hold that it is morally indefensible to torture one creature for anotherโs benefit; these may save some Earth-folk in the future years, but I fear they will do little for us.
earthwoman n. | 1897 | To Venus in Five Seconds xiii. 117 โAnd if I refuse?โ said she. โI shall kill you. No more trusting to the promises of a Sutenrฤ.โ โThen kill.โ โI mean it.โ โSo do I. I am not a man or an Earth[-]woman; therefore, I do not fear death.โ Then she lay back watching me.