Collected Novels, Short Stories, Essays and Articles (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. Scientific Romances, Social Satires, and Speculative Essays on Progress and CivilizationBy H. G. Wells

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Collected Novels, Short Stories, Essays and Articles gathers the extraordinary range of H. G. Wells's imaginative and argumentative prose, from scientific romances and social satires to speculative essays on history, politics, and progress. Its contents reveal a writer who made fiction a laboratory for ideas: evolution, imperialism, class conflict, technological transformation, and the fragility of civilization recur in lucid, energetic prose. Wells's style combines journalistic directness with visionary invention, placing him at the center of late-Victorian and Edwardian debates while helping to define modern science fiction. Herbert George Wells, born in 1866 to modest circumstances, was shaped by self-education, socialist politics, and scientific training under T. H. Huxley. These influences explain both his fascination with biology and time, and his urgent concern with social organization. Wells wrote at a moment when Darwinism, industrialization, and empire unsettled inherited certainties; his work responds by imagining futures that expose the moral failures of the present. This collection is recommended for readers seeking not merely classic entertainment, but a panoramic encounter with one of modernity's most restless minds. It will especially reward those interested in speculative fiction, intellectual history, and literature's power to test society's deepest assumptions. This enriched edition has been carefully crafted to add value to your reading experience. - A comprehensive Introduction outlines these selected works' unifying features, themes, or stylistic evolutions. - The Author Biography highlights personal milestones and literary influences that shape the entire body of writing. - A Historical Context section situates the works in their broader era—social currents, cultural trends, and key events that underpin their creation. - A concise Synopsis (Selection) offers an accessible overview of the included texts, helping readers navigate plotlines and main ideas without revealing critical twists. - A unified Analysis examines recurring motifs and stylistic hallmarks across the collection, tying the stories together while spotlighting the different work's strengths. - Reflection questions inspire deeper contemplation of the author's overarching message, inviting readers to draw connections among different texts and relate them to modern contexts. - Lastly, our hand‐picked Memorable Quotes distill pivotal lines and turning points, serving as touchstones for the collection's central themes.

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1Introduction

428CHAPTER EIGHT. Dead London

2Introduction

429CHAPTER NINE. Wreckage

3Author Biography

430CHAPTER TEN. The Epilogue

4Historical Context

431The Wheels of Chance

5Synopsis (Selection)

432THE PRINCIPAL CHARACTER IN THE STORY

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6Studies:

433THE RIDING FORTH OF MR. HOOPDRIVER

7H. G. Wells by J. D. Beresford

434THE SHAMEFUL EPISODE OF THE YOUNG LADY IN GREY

8I. INTRODUCTION

435ON THE ROAD TO RIPLEY

9II. THE ROMANCES

436HOW MR. HOOPDRIVER WAS HAUNTED

10III. THE NOVELS

437THE IMAGININGS OF MR. HOOPDRIVER’S HEART

11IV. SOCIOLOGY

438OMISSIONS

12Mr. Wells as Historian by Arnold Wycombe Gomme

439THE DREAMS OF MR. HOOPDRIVER

13Mr. H. G. Wells and the Giants by G. K. Chesterton

440HOW MR. HOOPDRIVER WENT TO HASLEMERE

14Novels and Short Stories:

441HOW MR. HOOPDRIVER REACHED MIDHURST

15A Modern Utopia

442AN INTERLUDE

16THE OWNER OF THE VOICE

443OF THE ARTIFICIAL IN MAN, AND OF THE ZEITGEIST

17CHAPTER THE FIRST. Topographical

444THE ENCOUNTER AT MIDHURST

18CHAPTER THE SECOND. Concerning Freedoms

445THE PURSUIT

19CHAPTER THE THIRD. Utopian Economics

446AT BOGNOR

20CHAPTER THE FOURTH. The Voice of Nature

447THE MOONLIGHT RIDE

21CHAPTER THE FIFTH. Failure in a Modern Utopia

448THE SURBITON INTERLUDE

22CHAPTER THE SIXTH. Women in a Modern Utopia

449THE AWAKENING OF MR. HOOPDRIVER

23CHAPTER THE SEVENTH. A Few Utopian Impressions

450THE DEPARTURE FROM CHICHESTER

24CHAPTER THE EIGHTH. My Utopian Self

451THE UNEXPECTED ANECDOTE OF THE LION

25CHAPTER THE NINTH. The Samurai

452THE RESCUE EXPEDITION

26CHAPTER THE TENTH. Race in Utopia

453MR. HOOPDRIVER, KNIGHT ERRANT

27CHAPTER THE ELEVENTH. The Bubble Bursts

454THE ABASEMENT OF MR. HOOPDRIVER

28Ann Veronica

455IN THE NEW FOREST

29CHAPTER THE FIRST. ANN VERONICA TALKS TO HER FATHER

456AT THE RUFUS STONE

30CHAPTER THE SECOND. ANN VERONICA GATHERS POINTS OF VIEW

457THE ENVOY

31CHAPTER THE THIRD. THE MORNING OF THE CRISIS

458The Wife of Sir Isaac Harman

32CHAPTER THE FOURTH. THE CRISIS

459CHAPTER THE FIRST. Introduces Lady Harman

33CHAPTER THE FIFTH. THE FLIGHT TO LONDON

460CHAPTER THE SECOND. The Personality of Sir Isaac

34CHAPTER THE SIXTH. EXPOSTULATIONS

461CHAPTER THE THIRD. Lady Harman at Home

35CHAPTER THE SEVENTH. IDEALS AND A REALITY

462CHAPTER THE FOURTH. The Beginnings of Lady Harman

36CHAPTER THE EIGHTH. BIOLOGY

463CHAPTER THE FIFTH. The World according to Sir Isaac

37CHAPTER THE NINTH. DISCORDS

464CHAPTER THE SIXTH. The Adventurous Afternoon

38CHAPTER THE TENTH. THE SUFFRAGETTES

465CHAPTER THE SEVENTH. Lady Harman learns about Herself

39CHAPTER THE ELEVENTH. THOUGHTS IN PRISON

466CHAPTER THE EIGHTH. Sir Isaac as Petruchio

40CHAPTER THE TWELFTH. ANN VERONICA PUTS THINGS IN ORDER

467CHAPTER THE NINTH. MR. BRUMLEY IS TROUBLED BY DIFFICULT IDEAS

41CHAPTER THE THIRTEENTH. THE SAPPHIRE RING

468CHAPTER THE TENTH. Lady Harman comes out

42CHAPTER THE FOURTEENTH. THE COLLAPSE OF THE PENITENT

469CHAPTER THE ELEVENTH. The Last Crisis

43CHAPTER THE FIFTEENTH. THE LAST DAYS AT HOME

470CHAPTER THE TWELFTH. Love and a Serious Lady

44CHAPTER THE SIXTEENTH. IN THE MOUNTAINS

471The Wonderful Visit

45CHAPTER THE SEVENTEENTH. IN PERSPECTIVE

472I. THE NIGHT OF THE STRANGE BIRD.

46Bealby

473II. THE COMING OF THE STRANGE BIRD.

47DEDICATION AND NOTE TO THE READER

474III. THE HUNTING OF THE STRANGE BIRD.

48CHAPTER THE FIRST. Young Bealby Goes to Shonts

475IV.

49CHAPTER THE SECOND. A WeekEnd at Shonts

476V.

50CHAPTER THE THIRD. The Wanderers

477VI. THE VICAR AND THE ANGEL.

51CHAPTER THE FOURTH. The Unobtrusive Parting

478VII.

52CHAPTER THE FIFTH. The Seeking Of Bealby

479VIII.

53CHAPTER THE SIXTH. Bealby and the Tramp

480IX. PARENTHESIS ON ANGELS.

54CHAPTER THE SEVENTH. The Battle of Crayminster

481X. AT THE VICARAGE.

55CHAPTER THE EIGHTH. How Bealby Explained

482XI.

56In the Days of the Comet

483XII.

57PROLOGUE THE MAN WHO WROTE IN THE TOWER

484XIII. THE MAN OF SCIENCE.

58BOOK THE FIRST. THE COMET

485XIV.

59CHAPTER THE FIRST. DUST IN THE SHADOWS

486XV. THE CURATE.

60CHAPTER THE SECOND. NETTIE

487XVI.

61CHAPTER THE THIRD. THE REVOLVER

488XVII.

62CHAPTER THE FOURTH. WAR

489XVIII. AFTER DINNER.

63CHAPTER THE FIFTH. THE PURSUIT OF THE TWO LOVERS

490XIX.

64BOOK THE SECOND. THE GREEN VAPORS

491XX.

65CHAPTER THE FIRST. THE CHANGE

492XXI.

66CHAPTER THE SECOND. THE AWAKENING

493XXII. MORNING.

67CHAPTER THE THIRD. THE CABINET COUNCIL

494XXIII. THE VIOLIN.

68BOOK THE THIRD. THE NEW WORLD

495XXIV. THE ANGEL EXPLORES THE VILLAGE.

69CHAPTER THE FIRST. LOVE AFTER THE CHANGE

496XXV.

70CHAPTER THE SECOND. MY MOTHER’S LAST DAYS

497XXVI.

71CHAPTER THE THIRD. BELTANE AND NEW YEAR’S EVE

498XXVII.

72Joan and Peter

499XXVIII. LADY HAMMERGALLOW’S VIEW.

73CHAPTER THE FIRST. PETER’S PARENTAGE

500XXIX. FURTHER ADVENTURES OF THE ANGEL IN THE VILLAGE.

74CHAPTER THE SECOND. STUBLANDS IN COUNCIL

501XXX.

75CHAPTER THE THIRD. ARTHUR OR OSWALD?

502XXXI. MRS. JEHORAM’S BREADTH OF VIEW.

76CHAPTER THE FOURTH. FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF THE UNIVERSE

503XXXII. A TRIVIAL INCIDENT.

77CHAPTER THE FIFTH. THE CHRISTENING

504XXXIII. THE WARP AND THE WOOF OF THINGS.

78CHAPTER THE SIXTH. THE FOURTH GUARDIAN

505XXXIV. THE ANGEL’S DEBUT.

79CHAPTER THE SEVENTH. THE SCHOOL OF ST. GEORGE AND THE VENERABLE BEDE

506XXXV.

80CHAPTER THE EIGHTH. THE HIGH CROSS PREPARATORY SCHOOL (pt. 1)

507XXXVI.

81CHAPTER THE EIGHTH. THE HIGH CROSS PREPARATORY SCHOOL (pt. 2)

508XXXVII.

82CHAPTER THE NINTH. OSWALD TAKES CONTROL

509XXXVIII. THE TROUBLE OF THE BARBED WIRE.

83CHAPTER THE TENTH. A SEARCHING OF SCHOOLMASTERS

510XXXIX.

84CHAPTER THE ELEVENTH. ADOLESCENCE (pt. 1)

511XL. DELIA.

85CHAPTER THE ELEVENTH. ADOLESCENCE (pt. 2)

512XLI. DOCTOR CRUMP ACTS.

86CHAPTER THE TWELFTH. THE WORLD ON THE EVE OF WAR (pt. 1)

513XLII. SIR JOHN GOTCH ACTS.

87CHAPTER THE TWELFTH. THE WORLD ON THE EVE OF WAR (pt. 2)

514XLIII. THE SEA CLIFF.

88CHAPTER THE THIRTEENTH. JOAN AND PETER GRADUATE (pt. 1)

515XLIV. MRS. HINIJER ACTS.

89CHAPTER THE THIRTEENTH. JOAN AND PETER GRADUATE (pt. 2)

516XLV. THE ANGEL IN TROUBLE.

90CHAPTER THE FOURTEENTH. OSWALD’S VALEDICTION

517XLVI.

91Kipps

518XLVII. THE LAST DAY OF THE VISIT.

92BOOK ONE. THE MAKING OF KIPPS

519XLVIII.

93CHAPTER THE FIRST. The little Shop at New Romney

520XLIX.

94CHAPTER THE SECOND. The Emporium

521L.

95CHAPTER THE THIRD. The Woodcarving Class

522LI.

96CHAPTER THE FOURTH. Chitterlow

523LII.

97CHAPTER THE FIFTH. ‘Swapped’

524THE EPILOGUE.

98CHAPTER THE SIXTH. The Unexpected

525Tono-bungay

99BOOK TWO. MR. COOTE THE CHAPERON

526BOOK THE FIRST. THE DAYS BEFORE TONO-BUNGAY WAS INVENTED

100CHAPTER THE FIRST. The New Conditions

527CHAPTER THE FIRST. OF BLADESOVER HOUSE, AND MY MOTHER; AND THE CONSTITUTION OF SOCIETY

101CHAPTER THE SECOND. The Walshinghams

528CHAPTER THE SECOND. OF MY LAUNCH INTO THE WORLD AND THE LAST I SAW OF BLADESOVER

102CHAPTER THE THIRD. Engaged

529CHAPTER THE THIRD. THE WIMBLEHURST APPRENTICESHIP

103CHAPTER THE FOURTH. The Bicycle Manufacturer

530BOOK THE SECOND. THE RISE OF TONO-BUNGAY

104CHAPTER THE FIFTH. The Pupil Lover

531CHAPTER THE FIRST. HOW I BECAME A LONDON STUDENT AND WENT ASTRAY

105CHAPTER THE SIXTH. Discords

532CHAPTER THE SECOND. THE DAWN COMES, AND MY UNCLE APPEARS IN A NEW SILK HAT

106CHAPTER THE SEVENTH. London

533CHAPTER THE THIRD. HOW We MADE TONO-BUNGAY HUM

107CHAPTER THE EIGHTH. Kipps enters Society

534CHAPTER THE FOURTH. MARION I

108CHAPTER THE NINTH. The Labyrinthodon

535BOOK THE THIRD. THE GREAT DAYS OF TONO-BUNGAY

109BOOK THREE. KIPPSES

536CHAPTER THE FIRST. THE HARDINGHAM HOTEL, AND HOW We BECAME BIG PEOPLE

110CHAPTER THE FIRST. The Housing Problem

537CHAPTER THE SECOND. OUR PROGRESS FROM CAMDEN TOWN TO CREST HILL

111CHAPTER THE SECOND. The Callers

538CHAPTER THE THIRD. SOARING

112CHAPTER THE THIRD. Terminations

539CHAPTER THE FOURTH. HOW I STOLE THE HEAPS OF QUAP FROM MORDET ISLAND

113Love and Mr. Lewisham

540BOOK THE FOURTH. THE AFTERMATH OF TONO-BUNGAY

114CHAPTER I. INTRODUCES MR. LEWISHAM.

541CHAPTER THE FIRST. THE STICK OF THE ROCKET

115CHAPTER II. “AS THE WIND BLOWS.”

542CHAPTER THE SECOND. LOVE AMONG THE WRECKAGE

116CHAPTER III. THE WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

543CHAPTER THE THIRD. NIGHT AND THE OPEN SEA

117CHAPTER IV. RAISED EYEBROWS.

544When the Sleeper Wakes

118CHAPTER V. HESITATIONS.

545CHAPTER I. INSOMNIA

119CHAPTER VI. THE SCANDALOUS RAMBLE.

546CHAPTER II. THE TRANCE

120CHAPTER VII. THE RECKONING.

547CHAPTER III. THE AWAKENING

121CHAPTER VIII. THE CAREER PREVAILS.

548CHAPTER IV. THE SOUND OF A TUMULT

122CHAPTER IX. ALICE HEYDINGER.

549CHAPTER V. THE MOVING WAYS

123CHAPTER X. IN THE GALLERY OF OLD IRON.

550CHAPTER VI. THE HALL OF THE ATLAS

124CHAPTER XI. MANIFESTATIONS.

551CHAPTER VII. IN THE SILENT ROOMS

125CHAPTER XII. LEWISHAM IS UNACCOUNTABLE.

552CHAPTER VIII. THE ROOF SPACES

126CHAPTER XIII. LEWISHAM INSISTS.

553CHAPTER IX. THE PEOPLE MARCH

127CHAPTER XIV. MR. LAGUNE’S POINT OF VIEW.

554CHAPTER X. THE BATTLE OF THE DARKNESS

128CHAPTER XV. LOVE IN THE STREETS.

555CHAPTER XI. THE OLD MAN WHO KNEW EVERYTHING

129CHAPTER XVI. MISS HEYDINGER’S PRIVATE THOUGHTS.

556CHAPTER XII. OSTROG

130CHAPTER XVII. IN THE RAPHAEL GALLERY.

557CHAPTER XIII. THE END OF THE OLD ORDER

131CHAPTER XVIII. THE FRIENDS OF PROGRESS MEET.

558CHAPTER XIV. FROM THE CROW’S NEST

132CHAPTER XIX. LEWISHAM’S SOLUTION.

559CHAPTER XV. PROMINENT PEOPLE

133CHAPTER XX. THE CAREER IS SUSPENDED.

560CHAPTER XVI. THE MONOPLANE

134CHAPTER XXI. HOME!

561CHAPTER XVII. THREE DAYS

135CHAPTER XXII. EPITHALAMY.

562CHAPTER XVIII. GRAHAM REMEMBERS

136CHAPTER XXIII. MR. CHAFFERY AT HOME.

563CHAPTER XIX. OSTROG’S POINT OF VIEW

137CHAPTER XXIV. THE CAMPAIGN OPENS.

564CHAPTER XX. IN THE CITY WAYS

138CHAPTER XXV. THE FIRST BATTLE.

565CHAPTER XXI. THE UNDERSIDE

139CHAPTER XXVI. THE GLAMOUR FADES.

566CHAPTER XXII. THE STRUGGLE IN THE COUNCIL HOUSE

140CHAPTER XXVII. CONCERNING A QUARREL.

567CHAPTER XXIII. GRAHAM SPEAKS HIS WORD

141CHAPTER XXVIII. THE COMING OF THE ROSES.

568CHAPTER XXIV. WHILE THE AEROPLANES WERE COMING

142CHAPTER XXIX. THORNS AND ROSE PETALS.

569CHAPTER XXV. THE COMING OF THE AEROPLANES

143CHAPTER XXX. A WITHDRAWAL.

570A Catastrophe

144CHAPTER XXXI. IN BATTERSEA PARK.

571A Deal in Ostriches

145CHAPTER XXXII. THE CROWNING VICTORY.

572A Dream of Armageddon

146Marriage

573A Family Elopement

147BOOK THE FIRST. MARJORIE MARRIES

574A Misunderstood Artist

148CHAPTER THE FIRST. A Day with the Popes

575A Moth — Genus Novo

149CHAPTER THE SECOND. The Two Proposals of Mr. Magnet

576A Slip Under the Microscope

150CHAPTER THE THIRD. The Man Who Fell Out of the Sky

577A Story of the Days to Come (pt. 1)

151CHAPTER THE FOURTH. Crisis

578A Story of the Days to Come (pt. 2)

152CHAPTER THE FIFTH. A Telephone Call

579A Story of the Stone Age

153BOOK THE SECOND. MARJORIE MARRIED

580A Tale of the Twentieth Century

154CHAPTER THE FIRST. Settling Down

581A Talk with Gryllotalpa

155CHAPTER THE SECOND. The Child of the Ages

582A Vision of Judgment

156CHAPTER THE THIRD. The New Phase (pt. 1)

583Aepyornis Island

157CHAPTER THE THIRD. The New Phase (pt. 2)

584Answer to Prayer

158BOOK THE THIRD. MARJORIE AT LONELY HUT

585Filmer

159CHAPTER THE FIRST. Successes

586How Gabriel Became Thompson

160CHAPTER THE SECOND. Trafford Decides to Go

587How Pingwill Was Routed

161CHAPTER THE THIRD. The Pilgrimage to Lonely Hut

588In the Abyss

162CHAPTER THE FOURTH. Lonely Hut

589In the Avu Observatory

163CHAPTER THE FIFTH. The Trail to the Sea

590In the Modern Vein: an Unsympathetic Love Story

164Mr. Britling Sees It Through

591Jimmy Goggles the God

165BOOK I. MATCHING’S EASY AT EASE

592Le Mari Terrible

166CHAPTER THE FIRST. MR. DIRECK VISITS MR. BRITLING

593Little Mother Up the Morderberg

167CHAPTER THE SECOND. MR. BRITLING CONTINUES HIS EXPOSITION

594Miss Winchelsea’s Heart

168CHAPTER THE THIRD. THE ENTERTAINMENT OF MR. DIRECK REACHES A CLIMAX

595Mr. Brisher’s Treasure

169CHAPTER THE FOURTH. MR. BRITLING IN SOLILOQUY

596Mr. Ledbetter’s Vacation

170CHAPTER THE FIFTH. THE COMING OF THE DAY

597Mr. Marshall’s Doppelganger

171BOOK II. MATCHING’S EASY AT WAR

598Mr. Skelmersdale in Fairyland

172CHAPTER THE FIRST. ONLOOKERS

599My First Aeroplane (“Alauda Magna”)

173CHAPTER THE SECOND. TAKING PART

600Our Little Neighbour

174CHAPTER THE THIRD. MALIGNITY

601Perfect Gentleman on Wheels

175CHAPTER THE FOURTH. IN THE WEB OF THE INEFFECTIVE (pt. 1)

602Pollock and the Porroh Man

176CHAPTER THE FOURTH. IN THE WEB OF THE INEFFECTIVE (pt. 2)

603The Apple

177BOOK III. THE TESTAMENT OF MATCHING’S EASY

604The Argonauts of the Air

178CHAPTER THE FIRST. MRS. TEDDY GOES FOR A WALK

605The Beautiful Suit

179CHAPTER THE SECOND. MR. BRITLING WRITES UNTIL SUNRISE

606The Cone

180The Chronic Argonauts

607The Country of the Blind

181The First Men in the Moon

608The Crystal Egg

182CHAPTER 1. Mr. Bedford Meets Mr. Cavor at Lympne

609The Devotee of Art

183CHAPTER 2. The First Making of Cavorite

610The Diamond Maker

184CHAPTER 3. The Building of the sphere

611The Door in the Wall

185CHAPTER 4. Inside the Sphere

612The Empire of the Ants

186CHAPTER 5. The Journey to the Moon

613The Flowering of the Strange Orchid

187CHAPTER 6. The Landing on the Moon

614The Flying Man

188CHAPTER 7. Sunrise on the Moon

615The Grisly Folk

189CHAPTER 8. A Lunar Morning

616The Hammerpond Park Burglary

190CHAPTER 9. Prospecting Begins

617The Inexperienced Ghost

191CHAPTER 10. Lost Men in the Moon

618The Jilting of Jane

192CHAPTER 11. The Mooncalf Pastures

619The Land Ironclads

193CHAPTER 12. The Selenite’s Face

620The Lord of the Dynamos

194CHAPTER 13. Mr. Cavor Makes Some Suggestions

621The Lost Inheritance

195CHAPTER 14. Experiments in intercourse

622The Loyalty of Esau Common

196CHAPTER 15. The Giddy Bridge

623The Magic Shop

197CHAPTER 16. Points of View

624The Man Who Could Work Miracles

198CHAPTER 17. The Fight in the Cave of the Moon Butchers

625The Man with a Nose

199CHAPTER 18. In the Sunlight

626The Moth

200CHAPTER 19. Mr. Bedford Alone

627The New Accelerator

201CHAPTER 20. Mr. Bedford in Infinite Space

628The New Faust (pt. 1)

202CHAPTER 21. Mr. Bedford at Littlestone

629The New Faust (pt. 2)

203CHAPTER 22. The Astonishing Communication of Mr. Julius Wendigee

630The Obliterated Man

204CHAPTER 23. An Abstract of the Six Messages First Received from Mr. Cavor

631The Pearl of Love

205CHAPTER 24. The Natural History of the Selenites

632The Plattner Story

206CHAPTER 25. The Grand Lunar

633The Presence by the Fire

207CHAPTER 26. The Last Message Cavor sent to the Earth

634The Purple Pileus

208The Food of the Gods

635The Queer Story of Brownlow’s Newspaper

209BOOK I. THE DAWN OF THE FOOD

636The Rajah’s Treasure

210CHAPTER THE FIRST. THE DISCOVERY OF THE FOOD.

637The Reconciliation

211CHAPTER THE SECOND. THE EXPERIMENTAL FARM.

638The Red Room

212CHAPTER THE THIRD. THE GIANT RATS.

639The Remarkable Case of Davidson’s Eyes

213CHAPTER THE FOURTH. THE GIANT CHILDREN.

640The Sad Story of a Dramatic Critic

214CHAPTER THE FIFTH. THE MINIMIFICENCE OF MR BENSINGTON.

641The Sea Raiders

215BOOK II. THE FOOD IN THE VILLAGE

642The Star

216CHAPTER THE FIRST. THE COMING OF THE FOOD.

643The Stolen Bacillus

217CHAPTER THE SECOND. THE BRAT GIGANTIC.

644The Stolen Body

218BOOK III. THE HARVEST OF THE FOOD

645The Story of the Last Trump

219CHAPTER THE FIRST. THE ALTERED WORLD.

646The Story of the Late Mr. Elvesham

220CHAPTER THE SECOND. THE GIANT LOVERS.

647The Story of the Stone Age

221CHAPTER THE THIRD. YOUNG CADDIES IN LONDON.

648The Temptation of Harringay

222CHAPTER THE FOURTH. REDWOOD’S TWO DAYS.

649The Thing in No. 7

223CHAPTER THE FIFTH. THE GIANT LEAGUER.

650The Thumbmark

224The History of Mr Polly

651The Treasure in the Forest

225CHAPTER THE FIRST. Beginnings, and the Bazaar

652The Triumphs of a Taxidermist

226CHAPTER THE SECOND. The Dismissal of Parsons

653The Truth about Pyecraft

227CHAPTER THE THIRD. Cribs

654The Valley of Spiders

228CHAPTER THE FOURTH. Mr. Polly an Orphan

655The Wild Asses of the Devil

229CHAPTER THE FIFTH. Mr. Polly Takes a Vacation

656Through a Window

230CHAPTER THE SIXTH. Miriam

657Under the Knife

231CHAPTER THE SEVENTH. The Little Shop at Fishbourne

658Walcote

232CHAPTER THE EIGHTH. Making an End to Things

659Wayde’s Essence

233CHAPTER THE NINTH. The Potwell Inn

660Essays and Articles:

234CHAPTER THE TENTH. Miriam Revisited

661A Short History of the World

235The Invisible Man

662I. THE WORLD IN SPACE

236CHAPTER I. THE STRANGE MAN’S ARRIVAL

663II. THE WORLD IN TIME

237CHAPTER II. MR. TEDDY HENFREY’S FIRST IMPRESSIONS

664III. THE BEGINNINGS OF LIFE

238CHAPTER III. THE THOUSAND AND ONE BOTTLES

665IV. THE AGE OF FISHES

239CHAPTER IV. MR. CUSS INTERVIEWS THE STRANGER

666V. THE AGE OF THE COAL SWAMPS

240CHAPTER V. THE BURGLARY AT THE VICARAGE

667VI. THE AGE OF REPTILES

241CHAPTER VI. THE FURNITURE THAT WENT MAD

668VII. THE FIRST BIRDS AND THE FIRST MAMMALS

242CHAPTER VII. THE UNVEILING OF THE STRANGER

669VIII. THE AGE OF MAMMALS

243CHAPTER VIII. IN TRANSIT

670IX. MONKEYS, APES AND SUB-MEN

244CHAPTER IX. MR. THOMAS MARVEL

671X. THE NEANDERTHALER AND THE RHODESIAN MAN

245CHAPTER X. MR. MARVEL’S VISIT TO IPING

672XI. THE FIRST TRUE MEN

246CHAPTER XI. IN THE “COACH AND HORSES”

673XII. PRIMITIVE THOUGHT

247CHAPTER XII. THE INVISIBLE MAN LOSES HIS TEMPER

674XIII. THE BEGINNINGS OF CULTIVATION

248CHAPTER XIII. MR. MARVEL DISCUSSES HIS RESIGNATION

675XIV. PRIMITIVE NEOLITHIC CIVILIZATIONS

249CHAPTER XIV. AT PORT STOWE

676XV. SUMERIA, EARLY EGYPT AND WRITING

250CHAPTER XV. THE MAN WHO WAS RUNNING

677XVI. PRIMITIVE NOMADIC PEOPLES

251CHAPTER XVI. IN THE “JOLLY CRICKETERS”

678XVII. THE FIRST SEAGOING PEOPLES

252CHAPTER XVII. DR. KEMP’S VISITOR

679XVIII. EGYPT, BABYLON AND ASSYRIA

253CHAPTER XVIII. THE INVISIBLE MAN SLEEPS

680XIX. THE PRIMITIVE ARYANS

254CHAPTER XIX. CERTAIN FIRST PRINCIPLES

681XX. THE LAST BABYLONIAN EMPIRE AND THE EMPIRE OF DARIUS I

255CHAPTER XX. AT THE HOUSE IN GREAT PORTLAND STREET

682XXI. THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE JEWS

256CHAPTER XXI. IN OXFORD STREET

683XXII. PRIESTS AND PROPHETS IN JUDEA

257CHAPTER XXII. IN THE EMPORIUM

684XXIII. THE GREEKS

258CHAPTER XXIII. IN DRURY LANE

685XXIV. THE WARS OF THE GREEKS AND PERSIANS

259CHAPTER XXIV. THE PLAN THAT FAILED

686XXV. THE SPLENDOUR OF GREECE

260CHAPTER XXV. THE HUNTING OF THE INVISIBLE MAN

687XXVI. THE EMPIRE OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT

261CHAPTER XXVI. THE WICKSTEED MURDER

688XXVII. THE MUSEUM AND LIBRARY AT ALEXANDRIA

262CHAPTER XXVII. THE SIEGE OF KEMP’S HOUSE

689XXVIII. THE LIFE OF GAUTAMA BUDDHA

263CHAPTER XXVIII. THE HUNTER HUNTED

690XXIX. KING ASOKA

264The Island of Dr Moreau

691XXX. CONFUCIUS AND LAO TSE

265INTRODUCTION.

692XXXI. ROME COMES INTO HISTORY

266CHAPTER 1. IN THE DINGHY OF THE LADY VAIN

693XXXII. ROME AND CARTHAGE

267CHAPTER 2. THE MAN WHO WAS GOING NOWHERE

694XXXIII. THE GROWTH OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE

268CHAPTER 3. THE STRANGE FACE

695XXXIV. BETWEEN ROME AND CHINA

269CHAPTER 4. AT THE SCHOONER’S RAIL

696XXXV. THE COMMON MAN’S LIFE UNDER THE EARLY ROMAN EMPIRE

270CHAPTER 5. THE LANDING ON THE ISLAND

697XXXVI. RELIGIOUS DEVELOPMENTS UNDER THE ROMAN EMPIRE

271CHAPTER 6. THE EVIL-LOOKING BOATMEN

698XXXVII. THE TEACHING OF JESUS

272CHAPTER 7. THE LOCKED DOOR

699XXXVIII. THE DEVELOPMENT OF DOCTRINAL CHRISTIANITY

273CHAPTER 8. THE CRYING OF THE PUMA

700XXXIX. THE BARBARIANS BREAK THE EMPIRE INTO EAST AND WEST

274CHAPTER 9. THE THING IN THE FOREST

701XL. THE HUNS AND THE END OF THE WESTERN EMPIRE

275CHAPTER 10. THE CRYING OF THE MAN

702XLI. THE BYZANTINE AND SASSANID EMPIRES

276CHAPTER 11. THE HUNTING OF THE MAN

703XLII. THE DYNASTIES OF SUY AND TANG IN CHINA

277CHAPTER 12. THE SAYERS OF THE LAW

704XLIII. MUHAMMAD AND ISLAM

278CHAPTER 13. A PARLEY

705XLIV. THE GREAT DAYS OF THE ARABS

279CHAPTER 14. DOCTOR MOREAU EXPLAINS

706XLV. THE DEVELOPMENT OF LATIN CHRISTENDOM

280CHAPTER 15. CONCERNING THE BEAST FOLK

707XLVI. THE CRUSADES AND THE AGE OF PAPAL DOMINION

281CHAPTER 16. HOW THE BEAST FOLK TASTED BLOOD

708XLVII. RECALCITRANT PRINCES AND THE GREAT SCHISM

282CHAPTER 17. A CATASTROPHE

709XLVIII. THE MONGOL CONQUESTS

283CHAPTER 18. THE FINDING OF MOREAU

710XLIX. THE INTELLECTUAL REVIVAL OF THE EUROPEANS

284CHAPTER 19. MONTGOMERY’S `BANK HOLIDAY’

711L. THE REFORMATION OF THE LATIN CHURCH

285CHAPTER 20. ALONE WITH THE BEAST FOLK

712LI. THE EMPEROR CHARLES V

286CHAPTER 21. THE REVERSION OF THE BEAST FOLK

713LII. THE AGE OF POLITICAL EXPERIMENTS; OF GRAND MONARCHY AND PARLIAMENTS AND REPUBLICANISM IN EUROPE

287CHAPTER 22. THE MAN ALONE

714LIII. THE NEW EMPIRES OF THE EUROPEANS IN ASIA AND OVERSEAS

288The New Machiavelli

715LIV. THE AMERICAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE

289BOOK THE FIRST. THE MAKING OF A MAN

716LV. THE FRENCH REVOLUTION AND THE RESTORATION OF MONARCHY IN FRANCE

290CHAPTER THE FIRST. CONCERNING A BOOK THAT WAS NEVER WRITTEN

717LVI. THE UNEASY PEACE IN EUROPE THAT FOLLOWED THE FALL OF NAPOLEON

291CHAPTER THE SECOND. BROMSTEAD AND MY FATHER

718LVII. THE DEVELOPMENT OF MATERIAL KNOWLEDGE

292CHAPTER THE THIRD. SCHOLASTIC

719LVIII. THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

293CHAPTER THE FOURTH. ADOLESCENCE

720LIX. THE DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN POLITICAL AND SOCIAL IDEAS

294BOOK THE SECOND. MARGARET

721LX. THE EXPANSION OF THE UNITED STATES

295CHAPTER THE FIRST. MARGARET IN STAFFORDSHIRE

722LXI. THE RISE OF GERMANY TO PREDOMINANCE IN EUROPE

296CHAPTER THE SECOND. MARGARET IN LONDON

723LXII. THE NEW OVERSEAS EMPIRES OF STEAMSHIP AND RAILWAY

297CHAPTER THE THIRD. MARGARET IN VENICE

724LXIII. EUROPEAN AGGRESSION IN ASIA AND THE RISE OF JAPAN

298CHAPTER THE FOURTH. THE HOUSE IN WESTMINSTER

725LXIV. THE BRITISH EMPIRE IN 1914

299BOOK THE THIRD. THE HEART OF POLITICS

726LXV. THE AGE OF ARMAMENT IN EUROPE, AND THE GREAT WAR OF 1914-18

300CHAPTER THE FIRST. THE RIDDLE FOR THE STATESMAN

727LXVI. THE REVOLUTION AND FAMINE IN RUSSIA

301CHAPTER THE SECOND. SEEKING ASSOCIATES

728LXVII. THE POLITICAL AND SOCIAL RECONSTRUCTION OF THE WORLD

302CHAPTER THE THIRD. SECESSION

729CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE

303CHAPTER THE FOURTH. THE BESETTING OF SEX

730Floor Games

304BOOK THE FOURTH. ISABEL

731SECTION I. THE TOYS TO HAVE

305CHAPTER THE FIRST. LOVE AND SUCCESS

732SECTION II. THE GAME OF THE WONDERFUL ISLANDS

306CHAPTER THE SECOND. THE IMPOSSIBLE POSITION

733SECTION III. OF THE BUILDING OF CITIES

307CHAPTER THE THIRD. THE BREAKING POINT

734SECTION IV. FUNICULARS, MARBLE TOWERS, CASTLES AND WAR GAMES, BUT VERY LITTLE OF WAR GAMES

308The Passionate Friends

735Little Wars

309CHAPTER THE FIRST. Mr. Stratton to his Son

736I. OF THE LEGENDARY PAST

310CHAPTER THE SECOND. Boyhood

737II. THE BEGINNINGS OF MODERN LITTLE WARFARE

311CHAPTER THE THIRD. Intentions and the Lady Mary Christian

738III. THE RULES

312CHAPTER THE FOURTH. The Marriage of the Lady Mary Christian

739IV. THE BATTLE OF HOOK’S FARM

313CHAPTER THE FIFTH. The War in South Africa

740V. EXTENSIONS AND AMPLIFICATIONS OF LITTLE WAR

314CHAPTER THE SIXTH. Lady Mary Justin

741VI. ENDING WITH A SORT OF CHALLENGE

315CHAPTER THE SEVENTH. Beginning Again

742APPENDIX. LITTLE WARS AND KRIEGSPIEL

316CHAPTER THE EIGHTH. This Swarming Business of Mankind

743New Worlds for Old

317CHAPTER THE NINTH. The Spirit of the New World

744CHAPTER I. THE GOOD WILL IN MAN

318CHAPTER THE TENTH. Mary Writes

745CHAPTER II. THE FUNDAMENTAL IDEA OF SOCIALISM

319CHAPTER THE ELEVENTH. The Last Meeting

746CHAPTER III. THE FIRST MAIN GENERALIZATION OF SOCIALISM

320CHAPTER THE TWELFTH. The Arraignment of Jealousy

747CHAPTER IV. THE SECOND MAIN GENERALIZATION OF SOCIALISM

321The World Set Free or The Prophetic Trilogy

748CHAPTER V. THE SPIRIT OF GAIN AND THE SPIRIT OF SERVICE

322PREFACE

749CHAPTER VI. WOULD SOCIALISM DESTROY THE HOME?

323PRELUDE. THE SUN SNARERS

750CHAPTER VII. WOULD MODERN SOCIALISM ABOLISH ALL PROPERTY?

324CHAPTER THE FIRST. THE NEW SOURCE OF ENERGY

751CHAPTER VIII. THE MIDDLE-CLASS MAN, THE BUSINESS MAN, AND SOCIALISM

325CHAPTER THE SECOND. THE LAST WAR

752CHAPTER IX. SOME COMMON OBJECTIONS TO SOCIALISM

326CHAPTER THE THIRD. THE ENDING OF WAR

753CHAPTER X. SOCIALISM A DEVELOPING DOCTRINE

327CHAPTER THE FOURTH. THE NEW PHASE

754CHAPTER XI. REVOLUTIONARY SOCIALISM

328CHAPTER THE FIFTH. THE LAST DAYS OF MARCUS KARENIN

755CHAPTER XII. ADMINISTRATIVE SOCIALISM

329The Research Magnificent

756CHAPTER XIII. CONSTRUCTIVE SOCIALISM

330THE PRELUDE ON FEAR AND ARISTOCRACY

757CHAPTER XIV. SOME ARGUMENTS AD HOMINEM

331CHAPTER THE FIRST. THE BOY GROWS UP

758CHAPTER XV. THE ADVANCEMENT OF SOCIALISM

332CHAPTER THE SECOND. THE YOUNG MAN ABOUT TOWN

759Russia in the Shadows

333CHAPTER THE THIRD. AMANDA

760I. PETERSBURG IN COLLAPSE

334CHAPTER THE FOURTH. THE SPIRITED HONEYMOON

761II. DRIFT AND SALVAGE

335CHAPTER THE FIFTH. THE ASSIZE OF JEALOUSY (pt. 1)

762III. THE QUINTESSENCE OF BOLSHEVISM

336CHAPTER THE FIFTH. THE ASSIZE OF JEALOUSY (pt. 2)

763IV. THE CREATIVE EFFORT IN RUSSIA

337CHAPTER THE SIXTH. THE NEW HAROUN AL RASCHID

764V. THE PETERSBURG SOVIET

338The Sea Lady

765VI. THE DREAMER IN THE KREMLIN

339CHAPTER THE FIRST. THE COMING OF THE SEA LADY

766VII. THE ENVOY

340CHAPTER THE SECOND. SOME FIRST IMPRESSIONS

767The Misery of Boots

341CHAPTER THE THIRD. THE EPISODE OF THE VARIOUS JOURNALISTS

768CHAPTER I. THE “WORLD AS BOOTS AND SUPERSTRUCTURE

342CHAPTER THE FOURTH. THE QUALITY OF PARKER

769CHAPTER II. PEOPLE WHOSE HOOTS DON’T HURT THEM

343CHAPTER THE FIFTH. THE ABSENCE AND RETURN OF MR. HARRY CHATTERIS

770CHAPTER III. AT THIS POINT A DISPUTE ARISES

344CHAPTER THE SIXTH. SYMPTOMATIC

771CHAPTER IV. IS SOCIALISM POSSIBLE?

345CHAPTER THE SEVENTH. THE CRISIS

772CHAPTER V. SOCIALISM MEANS REVOLUTION

346CHAPTER THE EIGHTH. MOONSHINE TRIUMPHANT

773The Outline of History

347The Secret Places of the Heart

7741.0 The Earth in Space and Time

348CHAPTER THE FIRST. THE CONSULTATION

7752.0 The Record of the Rocks

349CHAPTER THE SECOND. LADY HARDY

7763.0 Natural Selection and Changes of Species

350CHAPTER THE THIRD. THE DEPARTURE

7774.0 The Invasion of the Dry Land by Life

351CHAPTER THE FOURTH. AT MAIDENHEAD

7785.0 The Age of Reptiles

352CHAPTER THE FIFTH. IN THE LAND OF THE FORGOTTEN PEOPLES

7796.0 The Age of Mammals

353CHAPTER THE SIXTH. THE ENCOUNTER AT STONEHENGE

7807.0 The Ancestry of Man

354CHAPTER THE SEVENTH. COMPANIONSHIP

7818.0 The Neanderthal Man, an Extinct Race

355CHAPTER THE EIGHTH. FULL MOON

7829.0 The Later Postglacial Paleolithic Men, the First True Men

356CHAPTER THE NINTH. THE LAST DAYS OF SIR RICHMOND HARDY

78310.0 Neolithic Man in Europe

357The Soul of a Bishop

78411.0 Early Thought

358CHAPTER THE FIRST. THE DREAM

78512.0 The Races of Mankind

359CHAPTER THE SECOND. THE WEAR AND TEAR OF EPISCOPACY

78613.0 The Languages of Mankind

360CHAPTER THE THIRD. INSOMNIA

78714.0 The First Civilizations

361CHAPTER THE FOURTH. THE SYMPATHY OF LADY SUNDERBUND

78815.0 Sea Peoples and Trading Peoples

362CHAPTER THE FIFTH. THE FIRST VISION

78916.0 Writing

363CHAPTER THE SIXTH. EXEGETICAL

79017.0 Gods and Stars, Priests and Kings

364CHAPTER THE SEVENTH. THE SECOND VISION

79118.0 Serfs, Slaves, Social Classes and Free Individuals

365CHAPTER THE EIGHTH. THE NEW WORLD

79219.0 The Hebrew Scriptures and the Prophets

366CHAPTER THE NINTH. THE THIRD VISION (pt. 1)

79320.0 The Aryan-speaking Peoples in Prehistoric Times

367CHAPTER THE NINTH. THE THIRD VISION (pt. 2)

79421.0 The Greeks and the Persians

368The Time Machine

79522.0 Greek Thought in Relation to Human Society

369CHAPTER I

79623.0 The Career of Alexander the Great

370CHAPTER II

79724.0 Science and Religion at Alexandria

371CHAPTER III

79825.0 The Rise and Spread of Buddhism

372CHAPTER IV

79926.0 The Two Western Republics

373CHAPTER V

80027.0 From Tiberius Gracchus to the God-Emperor in Rome

374CHAPTER VI

80128.0 The Caesars between the Sea and the Great Plains of the Old World

375CHAPTER VII

80229.0 The Beginnings, the Rise and the Divisions of Christianity

376CHAPTER VIII

80330.0 Seven Centuries in Asia (Circa 50 B.C. to A.D. 650)

377CHAPTER IX

80431.0 Muhammad and Islam

378CHAPTER X

80532.0 Christendom and the Crusades

379CHAPTER XI

80633.0 The Great Empire of Jengis Khan and Its Successors

380CHAPTER XII

80734.0 Renascence of Western Civilization (pt. 1)

381The Undying Fire

80834.0 Renascence of Western Civilization (pt. 2)

382CHAPTER THE FIRST. THE PROLOGUE IN HEAVEN

80935.0 Princes Parliaments and Powers

383CHAPTER THE SECOND

81036.0 The New Democratic Republics of America and France (pt. 1)

384CHAPTER THE THIRD. The Three Visitors

81136.0 The New Democratic Republics of America and France (pt. 2)

385CHAPTER THE FOURTH

81237.0 The Career of Napoleon Bonaparte

386CHAPTER THE FIFTH

81338.0 The Realities and Imaginations of the Nineteenth Century (pt. 1)

387CHAPTER THE SIXTH

81438.0 The Realities and Imaginations of the Nineteenth Century (pt. 2)

388CHAPTER THE SEVENTH

81539.0 The International Catastrophe of 1914 (pt. 1)

389The War in the Air

81639.0 The International Catastrophe of 1914 (pt. 2)

390CHAPTER I. Of Progress And The Smallways Family

81740.0 The Next Stage of History

391CHAPTER II. How Bert Smallways Got Into Difficulties

81841.0 Chronological Table

392CHAPTER III. The Balloon

819Zoological Retrogression

393CHAPTER IV. The German Air-Fleet

820What Is Coming

394CHAPTER V. The Battle Of The North Atlantic

821Washington and the Riddle of Peace

395CHAPTER VI. How War Came To New York

822INTRODUCTION

396CHAPTER VII. The “Vaterland” Is Disabled

823I. THE IMMENSITY OF THE ISSUE AND THE TRIVIALITY OF MEN

397CHAPTER VIII. A World At War

824II. ARMAMENTS

398CHAPTER IX. On Goat Island

825III. THE TRAIL OF VERSAILLES

399CHAPTER X. The World Under The War

826IV. THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER OF THE GREAT WAR

400CHAPTER XI. The Great Collapse

827V. THE PRESIDENT AT ARLINGTON

401The War of the Worlds

828VI. THE FIRST MEETING

402BOOK ONE. THE COMING OF THE MARTIANS

829VII. WHAT IS JAPAN?

403CHAPTER ONE. The Eve Of The War

830VIII. CHINA IN THE BACKGEOUND

404CHAPTER TWO. The Falling Star

831IX. THE FUTURE OF JAPAN

405CHAPTER THREE. On Horsell Common

832X. &quot;SECURITY&quot; THE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CATCHWORD

406CHAPTER FOUR. The Cylinder Opens

833XI. FRANCE IN THE LIMELIGHT

407CHAPTER FIVE. The HeatRay

834XII. THUS FAR

408CHAPTER SIX. The HeatRay In The Chobham Road

835XIII. THE LARGER QUESTION BEHIND THE CONFERENCE

409CHAPTER SEVEN. How I Reached Home

836XIV. THE REAL THREAT TO CIVILIZATION

410CHAPTER EIGHT. Friday Night

837XV. THE POSSIBLE BREAKDOWN OF CIVILIZATION

411CHAPTER NINE. The Fighting Begins

838XVI. WHAT OF AMERICA?

412CHAPTER TEN. In The Storm

839XVII. EBB TIDE AT WASHINGTON

413CHAPTER ELEVEN. At The Window

840XVIII. AMERICA AND ENTANGLING ALLIANCES

414CHAPTER TWELVE. What I Saw Of The Destruction

841XIX. AN ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS

415CHAPTER THIRTEEN. How I Fell In With The Curate

842XX. FRANCE AND ENGLAND THE PLAIN FACTS OF THE CASE

416CHAPTER FOURTEEN. In London

843XXI. A REMINDER ABOUT WAR

417CHAPTER FIFTEEN. What Had Happened In Surrey

844XXII. SOME STIFLED VOICES

418CHAPTER SIXTEEN. The Exodus From London

845XXIII. INDIA, THE BRITISH EMPIRE AND THE ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS

419CHAPTER SEVENTEEN. The “Thunder Child”

846XXIV. THE OTHER END OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

420BOOK TWO. THE EARTH UNDER THE MARTIANS

847XXV. AFRICA AND THE ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS

421CHAPTER ONE. Under Foot

848XXVI. THE FOURTH PLENARY SESSION

422CHAPTER TWO. What We Saw From The Ruined House

849XXVII. ABOUT THE WAR DEBTS

423CHAPTER THREE. The Days Of Imprisonment

850XXVIII. THE FOUNDATION STONE AND THE BUILDING

424CHAPTER FOUR. The Death Of The Curate

851XXIX. WHAT A STABLY ORGANIZED WORLD PEACE MEANS FOR MANKIND

425CHAPTER FIVE. The Stillness

852Analysis

426CHAPTER SIX. The Work Of Fifteen Days

853Reflection

427CHAPTER SEVEN. The Man On Putney Hill

854Memorable Quotes

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