The Greats of Sci-Fi: H. G Wells Edition

140+ Dystopian Novels, Space Action Adventures, Lost World Classics & Apocalyptic TalesBy Jules Verne, Mark Twain, Robert Louis Stevenson, James Fenimore Cooper, Edgar Allan Poe, William Hope Hodgson, George MacDonald, Percy Greg, Jack London, Arthur Conan Doyle, Ernest Bramah, Jonathan Swift, Cleveland Moffett, William Morris, Anthony Trollope, Richard Jefferies, Samuel Butler, David Lindsay, Edward Everett Hale, Edward Bellamy, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Edgar Wallace, Francis Bacon, Robert Cromie, Abraham Merritt, Ignatius Donnelly, Owen Gregory, H. G. Wells, Stanley G. Weinbaum, Fred M. White, H. P. Lovecraft, Garrett P. Serviss, Henry Rider Haggard, Mary Shelley, Malcolm Jameson, Edward Bulwer-Lytton, Lewis Grassic Gibbon, Otis Adelbert Kline, C. J. Cutcliffe Hyne, Edwin A. Abbott, Arthur Dudley Vinton, Gertrude Barrows Bennett, Hugh Benson, Margaret Cavendish

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In 'The Greats of Sci-Fi: H. G. Wells Edition', readers are invited to explore an impressive tapestry of science fiction narratives that stretch across time and imagination. This anthology encompasses a wide array of themes from the existential musings of cosmic wonders to the intricate investigations of human society vis-a-vis advanced technologies and speculative futures. The literary styles vary widely, offering both the lyrical and the philosophical, the satirical and the profoundly visionary. Standout pieces within this collection challenge the boundaries of conventional thought and invite readers into brave new worlds, subtly weaving a dialogue between the time-honored tales of past masters and the enduring allure of science fiction. This collection is an homage to the diverse voices that have shaped the genre, featuring pivotal contributions from literary giants whose works echo the visionary scope of H. G. Wells himself. Authors such as Jules Verne and Mary Shelley frame the context with their groundbreaking explorations into the unknown, while others like Edgar Allan Poe bring darker, psychological dimensions to life. These writers, architects of great speculative worlds, align with various literary movements that have challenged and expanded our understanding of the universe and humankind's place within it. Within a single volume, 'The Greats of Sci-Fi: H. G. Wells Edition' offers readers an unparalleled opportunity to traverse a multitude of perspectives and styles. This anthology fosters an engaging dialogue between distinct literary voices, encouraging readers to delve into its pages not only for entertainment but for its educational merit and the insights it offers into the evolution of speculative thought. Whether a seasoned aficionado or a curious newcomer, this collection promises to enrich the reader's appreciation of science fiction's rich and diverse legacy.

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1The Greats of Sci-Fi: H. G Wells Edition

1122Jonathan Swift

2H. G. Wells

1123Gulliver&#x27;s Travels

3Chapter I

1124A Letter from Captain Gulliver to his Cousin Sympson.

4Chapter II

1125Chapter I.

5Chapter III

1126Chapter II.

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6Chapter IV

1127Chapter III.

7Chapter V

1128Chapter IV.

8Chapter VI

1129Chapter V.

9Chapter VII

1130Chapter VI.

10Chapter VIII

1131Chapter VII.

11Chapter IX

1132Chapter VIII.

12Chapter X

1133Chapter I.

13Chapter XI

1134Chapter II.

14Chapter XII

1135Chapter III.

15The War of the Worlds

1136Chapter IV.

16Chapter One. The Eve of the War

1137Chapter V.

17Chapter Two. The Falling Star

1138Chapter VI.

18Chapter Three. On Horsell Common

1139Chapter VII.

19Chapter Four. The Cylinder Opens

1140Chapter VIII.

20Chapter Five. The HeatRay

1141Chapter I.

21Chapter Six. The HeatRay in the Chobham Road

1142Chapter II.

22Chapter Seven. How I Reached Home

1143Chapter III.

23Chapter Eight. Friday Night

1144Chapter IV.

24Chapter Nine. The Fighting Begins

1145Chapter V.

25Chapter Ten. In the Storm

1146Chapter VI.

26Chapter Eleven. At the Window

1147Chapter VII.

27Chapter Twelve. What I Saw of the Destruction

1148Chapter VIII.

28Chapter Thirteen. How I Fell in with the Curate

1149Chapter IX.

29Chapter Fourteen. In London

1150Chapter X.

30Chapter Fifteen. What Had Happened in Surrey

1151Chapter XI.

31Chapter Sixteen. The Exodus from London

1152Chapter I.

32Chapter Seventeen. The “Thunder Child”

1153Chapter II.

33Chapter One. Under Foot

1154Chapter III.

34Chapter Two. What We Saw from the Ruined House

1155Chapter IV.

35Chapter Three. The Days of Imprisonment

1156Chapter V.

36Chapter Four. The Death of the Curate

1157Chapter VI.

37Chapter Five. The Stillness

1158Chapter VII.

38Chapter Six. The Work of Fifteen Days

1159Chapter VIII.

39Chapter Seven. The Man on Putney Hill

1160Chapter IX.

40Chapter Eight. Dead London

1161Chapter X.

41Chapter Nine. Wreckage

1162Chapter XI.

42Chapter Ten. The Epilogue

1163Chapter XII.

43Introduction

1164William Morris

44Chapter 1. In the Dinghy of the Lady Vain

1165Chapter I. Discussion and Bed

45Chapter 2. The Man Who was Going Nowhere

1166Chapter II. A Morning Bath

46Chapter 3. The Strange Face

1167Chapter III. The Guest House and Breakfast Therein

47Chapter 4. At the Schooner’s Rail

1168Chapter IV. A Market by the Way

48Chapter 5. The Landing on the Island

1169Chapter V. Children on the Road

49Chapter 6. The Evil-Looking Boatmen

1170Chapter VI. A Little Shopping

50Chapter 7. The Locked Door

1171Chapter VII. Trafalgar Square

51Chapter 8. The Crying of the Puma

1172Chapter VIII. An Old Friend

52Chapter 9. The Thing in the Forest

1173Chapter IX. Concerning Love

53Chapter 10. The Crying of the Man

1174Chapter X. Questions and Answers

54Chapter 11. The Hunting of the Man

1175Chapter XI. Concerning Government

55Chapter 12. The Sayers of the Law

1176Chapter XII. Concerning the Arrangement of Life

56Chapter 13. A Parley

1177Chapter XIII. Concerning Politics

57Chapter 14. Doctor Moreau Explains

1178Chapter XIV. How Matters are Managed

58Chapter 15. Concerning the Beast Folk

1179Chapter XV. On the Lack of Incentive to Labour in a Communist Society

59Chapter 16. How the Beast Folk Tasted Blood

1180Chapter XVI. Dinner in the Hall of the Bloomsbury Market

60Chapter 17. A Catastrophe

1181Chapter XVII. How the Change Came

61Chapter 18. The Finding of Moreau

1182Chapter XVIII. The Beginning of the New Life

62Chapter 19. Montgomery’s `Bank Holiday’

1183Chapter XIX. The Drive Back to Hammersmith

63Chapter 20. Alone with the Beast Folk

1184Chapter XX. The Hammersmith Guest-House Again

64Chapter 21. The Reversion of the Beast Folk

1185Chapter XXI. Going up the River

65Chapter 22. The Man Alone

1186Chapter XXII. Hampton Court and a Praiser of Past Times

66Chapter I. The Strange Man’s Arrival

1187Chapter XXIII. An Early Morning by Runnymede

67Chapter II. Mr. Teddy Henfrey’s First Impressions

1188Chapter XXIV. Up the Thames: The Second Day

68Chapter III. The Thousand and One Bottles

1189Chapter XXV. The Third Day on the Thames

69Chapter IV. Mr. Cuss Interviews the Stranger

1190Chapter XXVI. The Obstinate Refusers

70Chapter V. The Burglary at the Vicarage

1191Chapter XXVII. The Upper Waters

71Chapter VI. The Furniture that Went Mad

1192Chapter XXVIII. The Little River

72Chapter VII. The Unveiling of the Stranger

1193Chapter XXIX. A Resting-Place on the Upper Thames

73Chapter VIII. In Transit

1194Chapter XXX. The Journey’s End

74Chapter IX. Mr. Thomas Marvel

1195Chapter XXXI. An Old House Amongst New Folk

75Chapter X. Mr. Marvel’s Visit to Iping

1196Chapter XXXII. The Feast’s Beginning — the End

76Chapter XI. In the “Coach and Horses”

1197Samuel Butler

77Chapter XII. The Invisible Man Loses His Temper

1198Preface to the First Edition

78Chapter XIII. Mr. Marvel Discusses His Resignation

1199Preface to Second Edition

79Chapter XIV. At Port Stowe

1200Preface to the Revised Edition

80Chapter XV. The Man Who was Running

1201Chapter I. Waste Lands

81Chapter XVI. In the “Jolly Cricketers”

1202Chapter II. In the Wool-Shed

82Chapter XVII. Dr. Kemp’s Visitor

1203Chapter III. Up the River

83Chapter XVIII. The Invisible Man Sleeps

1204Chapter IV. The Saddle

84Chapter XIX. Certain First Principles

1205Chapter V. The River and the Range

85Chapter XX. At the House in Great Portland Street

1206Chapter VI. Into Erewhon

86Chapter XXI. In Oxford Street

1207Chapter VII. First Impressions

87Chapter XXII. In the Emporium

1208Chapter VIII. In Prison

88Chapter XXIII. In Drury Lane

1209Chapter IX. To the Metropolis

89Chapter XXIV. The Plan that Failed

1210Chapter X. Current Opinions

90Chapter XXV. The Hunting of the Invisible Man

1211Chapter XI. Some Erewhonian Trials

91Chapter XXVI. The Wicksteed Murder

1212Chapter XII. Malcontents

92Chapter XXVII. The Siege of Kemp’s House

1213Chapter XIII. The Views of the Erewhonians Concerning Death

93Chapter XXVIII. The Hunter Hunted

1214Chapter XIV. Mahaina

94Chapter 1. Mr. Bedford Meets Mr. Cavor at Lympne

1215Chapter XV. The Musical Banks

95Chapter 2. The First Making of Cavorite

1216Chapter XVI. Arowhena

96Chapter 3. The Building of the sphere

1217Chapter XVII. Ydgrun and the Ydgrunites

97Chapter 4. Inside the Sphere

1218Chapter XVIII. Birth Formulae

98Chapter 5. The Journey to the Moon

1219Chapter XIX. The World of the Unborn

99Chapter 6. The Landing on the Moon

1220Chapter XX. What They Mean By It

100Chapter 7. Sunrise on the Moon

1221Chapter XXI. The Colleges of Unreason

101Chapter 8. A Lunar Morning

1222Chapter XXII. The Colleges of Unreason—Continued

102Chapter 9. Prospecting Begins

1223Chapter XXIII. The Book of the Machines

103Chapter 10. Lost Men in the Moon

1224Chapter XXIV. The Machines—Continued

104Chapter 11. The Mooncalf Pastures

1225Chapter XXV. The Machines—Concluded

105Chapter 12. The Selenite’s Face

1226Chapter XXVI. The Views of an Erewhonian Prophet Concerning the Rights of Animals

106Chapter 13. Mr. Cavor Makes Some Suggestions

1227Chapter XXVII. The Views of an Erewhonian Philosopher Concerning the Rights of Vegetables

107Chapter 14. Experiments in intercourse

1228Chapter XXVIII. Escape

108Chapter 15. The Giddy Bridge

1229Chapter XXIX. Conclusion

109Chapter 16. Points of View

1230Edward Bulwer-Lytton

110Chapter 17. The Fight in the Cave of the Moon Butchers

1231Chapter 1

111Chapter 18. In the Sunlight

1232Chapter 2

112Chapter 19. Mr. Bedford Alone

1233Chapter 3

113Chapter 20. Mr. Bedford in Infinite Space

1234Chapter 4

114Chapter 21. Mr. Bedford at Littlestone

1235Chapter 5

115Chapter 22. The Astonishing Communication of Mr. Julius Wendigee

1236Chapter 6

116Chapter 23. An Abstract of the Six Messages First Received from Mr. Cavor

1237Chapter 7

117Chapter 24. The Natural History of the Selenites

1238Chapter 8

118Chapter 25. The Grand Lunar

1239Chapter 9

119Chapter 26. The Last Message Cavor sent to the Earth

1240Chapter 10

120Chapter I. Insomnia

1241Chapter 11

121Chapter II. The Trance

1242Chapter 12

122Chapter III. The Awakening

1243Chapter 13

123Chapter IV. The Sound of a Tumult

1244Chapter 14

124Chapter V. The Moving Ways

1245Chapter 15

125Chapter VI. The Hall of the Atlas

1246Chapter 16

126Chapter VII. In the Silent Rooms

1247Chapter 17

127Chapter VIII. The Roof Spaces

1248Chapter 18

128Chapter IX. The People March

1249Chapter 19

129Chapter X. The Battle of the Darkness

1250Chapter 20

130Chapter XI. The Old Man Who Knew Everything

1251Chapter 21

131Chapter XII. Ostrog

1252Chapter 22

132Chapter XIII. The End of the Old Order

1253Chapter 23

133Chapter XIV. From the Crow’s Nest

1254Chapter 24

134Chapter XV. Prominent People

1255Chapter 25

135Chapter XVI. The Monoplane

1256Chapter 26

136Chapter XVII. Three Days

1257Chapter 27

137Chapter XVIII. Graham Remembers

1258Chapter 28

138Chapter XIX. Ostrog’s Point of View

1259Chapter 29

139Chapter XX. In the City Ways

1260James Fenimore Cooper

140Chapter XXI. The Underside

1261Introduction

141Chapter XXII. The Struggle in the Council House

1262Chapter I. The Author’s Pedigree,—Also That of His Father

142Chapter XXIII. Graham Speaks His Word

1263Chapter II. Touching Myself and Ten Thousand Pounds

143Chapter XXIV. While the Aeroplanes were Coming

1264Chapter III. Opinions of Our Author’s Ancestor, Together With Some of His Own, and Some of Other People’s

144Chapter XXV. The Coming of the Aeroplanes

1265Chapter IV. Showing the Ups and Downs, the Hopes and Fears, and the Vagaries of Love, Some Views of Death, and an Account of an Inheritance

145Introduction The Dream Book of Dr. Philip Raven

1266Chapter V. About the Social-Stake System, the Dangers of Concentration, and Other Moral and Immoral Curiosities

1461. A Chronological Note

1267Chapter VI. A Theory of Palpable Sublimity—Some Practical Ideas, and the Commencement of Adventures

1472. How the Idea and Hope of the Modern World State First Appeared

1268Chapter VII. Touching an Amphibious Animal, a Special Introduction, and Its Consequences

1483. The Accumulating Disproportions of the Old Order

1269Chapter VIII. An Introduction to Four New Characters, Some Touches of Philosophy, and a Few Capital Thoughts on Political Economy

1494. Early Attempts to Understand and Deal with These Disproportions; The Criticisms of Karl Marx and Henry George

1270Chapter IX. The Commencement of Wonders, Which Are the More Extraordinary on Account of Their Truth

1505. The Way in Which Competition and Monetary Inefficiency Strained the Old Order

1271Chapter X. A Great Deal of Negotiation, in Which Human Shrewdness Is Completely Shamed, and Human Ingenuity Is Shown to Be of a Very Secondary Quality

1516. The Paradox of Over-Production and Its Relation to War

1272Chapter XI. A Philosophy That Is Bottomed on Something Substantial—Some Reasons Plainly Presented, and Cavilling Objections Put to Flight by a Charge Of Logical Bayonets

1527. The Great War of 1914-1918

1273Chapter XII. Better and Better—A Higher Flight of Reason—More Obvious Truths, Deeper Philosophy, and Facts That Even an Ostrich Might Digest

1538. The Impulse to Abolish War; The Episode of the Ford Peace Ship

1274Chapter XIII. A Chapter of Preparations—Discrimination in Character—A Tight Fit, and Other Conveniences, With Some Judgment

1549. The Direct Action of the Armament Industries in Maintaining War Stresses

1275Chapter XIV. How to Steer Small—How to Run the Gauntlet With a Ship—How to Go Clear—A New-Fashioned Screw—Dock, and Certain Mile-Stones

15510. Versailles: Seed Bed of Disasters

1276Chapter XV. An Arrival—Forms of Reception—Several New Christenings—An Official Document, and Terra Firma

15611. The Impulse to Abolish War: Why the League of Nations Failed to Pacify the World

1277Chapter XVI. An Inn—Debts Paid in Advance, and a Singular Touch of Human Nature Found Closely Incorporated With Monikin Nature

15712. The Breakdown of “Finance” and Social Morale after Versailles

1278Chapter XVII. New Lords, New Laws—Gyration, Rotation, and Another Nation; Also an Invitation

15813. 1933: “Progress” Comes to a Halt

1279Chapter XVIII. A Court, a Court-Dress, and a Courtier—Justice in Various Aspects, as Well as Honor

1591. The London Conference: the Crowning Failure of the Old Governments; The Spread of Dictatorships and Fascisms

1280Chapter XIX. About the Humility of Professional Saints, a Succession of Tails, a Bride and Bridegroom, and Other Heavenly Matters, Diplomacy Included

1602. The Sloughing of the Old Educational Tradition

1281Chapter XX. A Very Common Case: Or a Great Deal of Law, and Very Little Justice—Heads and Tails, With the Dangers of Each

1613. Disintegration and Crystallization in the Social Magma. The Gangster and Militant Political Organizations

1282Chapter XXI. Better and Better—More Law and More Justice—Tails and Heads: The Importance of Keeping Each in Its Proper Place

1624. Changes in War Practice after the World War

1283Chapter XXII. A Neophyte in Diplomacy—Diplomatic Introduction—A Calculation—A Shipment of Opinions—How to Choose an Invoice, With an Assortment

1635. The Fading Vision of a World Pax: Japan Reverts to Warfare

1284Chapter XXIII. Political Boundaries—Political Rights—Political Selections, and Political Disquisitions; With Political Results

1646. The Western Grip on Asia Relaxes

1285Chapter XXIV. An Arrival—An Election—Architecture—A Rolling-Pin, and Patriotism of the Most Approved Water

1657. The Modern State and Germany

1286Chapter XXV. A Fundamental Principle, a Fundamental Law, and a Fundamental Error

1668. A Note on Hate and Cruelty

1287Chapter XXVI. How to Enact Laws—Oratory, Logic, and Eloquence; All Considered in Their Every-Day Aspects

1679. The Last War Cyclone, 1940-50

1288Chapter XXVII. An Effect of Logarithms on Morals—An Obscuration, a Dissertation, and a Calculation

16810. The Raid of the Germs

1289Chapter XXVIII. The Importance of Motives to a Legislator—Moral Consecutiveness, Comets, Kites, and a Convoy; With Some Every-Day Legislation; Together With Cause And Effect

16911. Europe in 1960

1290Chapter XXIX. Some Explanations—A Human Appetite—A Dinner and a Bonne Bouche

17012. America in Liquidation

1291Chapter XXX. Explanations—A Leave-Taking—Love—Confessions, but No Penitence

1711. The Plan of the Modern State Is Worked Out

1292Charlotte Perkins Gilman

1722. Thought and Action: the New Model of Revolution

1293Chapter 1. A Not Unnatural Enterprise

1733. The Technical Revolutionary

1294Chapter 2. Rash Advances

1744. Prophets, Pioneers, Fanatics and Murdered Men

1295Chapter 3. A Peculiar Imprisonment

1755. The First Conference at Basra: 1965

1296Chapter 4. Our Venture

1766. The Growth of Resistance to the Sea and Air Ways Control

1297Chapter 5. A Unique History

1777. Intellectual Antagonism to the Modern State

1298Chapter 6. Comparisons Are Odious

1788. The Second Conference at Basra, 1978

1299Chapter 7. Our Growing Modesty

1799. “Three Courses of Action”

1300Chapter 8. The Girls of Herland

18010. The Life-Time Plan

1301Chapter 9. Our Relations and Theirs

18111. The Real Struggle for Government Begins

1302Chapter 10. Their Religions and Our Marriages

1821. Gap in the Text

1303Chapter 11. Our Difficulties

1832. Melodramatic Interlude

1304Chapter 12. Expelled

1843. Futile Insurrection

1305Chapter 1. The Return

1854. The Schooling of Mankind

1306Chapter 2. War

1865. The Text Resumes: The Tyranny of the Second Council

1307Chapter 3. A Journey of Inspection

1876. Æsthetic Frustration: The Note Books of Ariston Theotocopulos

1308Chapter 4. Nearing Home

1887. The Declaration of Mégève

1309Chapter 5. My Country

1891. Monday Morning in the Creation of a New World

1310Chapter 6. The Diagnosis

1902. Keying Up the Planet

1311Chapter 7. In Our Homes

1913. Geogonic Planning

1312Chapter 8. More Diagnosis

1924. Changes in the Control of Behaviour

1313Chapter 9.

1935. Organization of Plenty

1314Chapter 10.

1946. The Average Man Grows Older and Wiser

1315Chapter 11.

1957. Language and Mental Growth

1316Chapter 12.

1968. Sublimation of Interest

1317Hugh Benson

1979. A New Phase in the History of Life

1318Lord of the World

198The Food of the Gods

1319Preface

199Chapter the First. The Discovery of the Food.

1320Prologue

200Chapter the Second. The Experimental Farm.

1321Chapter I

201Chapter the Third. The Giant Rats.

1322Chapter II

202Chapter the Fourth. The Giant Children.

1323Chapter III

203Chapter the Fifth. The Minimificence of Mr Bensington.

1324Chapter IV

204Chapter the First. The Coming of the Food.

1325Chapter V

205Chapter the Second. The Brat Gigantic.

1326Chapter I

206Chapter the First. The Altered World.

1327Chapter II

207Chapter the Second. The Giant Lovers.

1328Chapter III

208Chapter the Third. Young Caddies in London.

1329Chapter IV

209Chapter the Fourth. Redwood’s Two Days.

1330Chapter V

210Chapter the Fifth. The Giant Leaguer.

1331Chapter VI

211Prologue. The Man Who Wrote in the Tower

1332Chapter VII

212Chapter the First. Dust in the Shadows

1333Chapter VIII

213Chapter the Second. Nettie

1334Chapter I

214Chapter the Third The Revolver

1335Chapter II

215Chapter the Fourth. War

1336Chapter III

216Chapter the Fifth. The Pursuit of the Two Lovers

1337Chapter IV

217Chapter the First. The Change

1338Chapter V

218Chapter the Second. The Awakening

1339Chapter VI

219Chapter the Third. The Cabinet Council

1340Fred M. White

220Chapter the First. Love After the Change

1341The Doom of London Series

221Chapter the Second. My Mother’s Last Days

1342I

222Chapter the Third. Beltane and New Year’s Eve

1343II

223The Owner of the Voice

1344III

224Chapter The First. Topographical

1345IV

225Chapter the Second. Concerning Freedoms

1346V

226Chapter the Third. Utopian Economics

1347VI

227Chapter the Fourth. The Voice of Nature

1348VII

228Chapter the Fifth. Failure in a Modern Utopia

1349I

229Chapter the Sixth. Women in a Modern Utopia

1350II

230Chapter the Seventh. A Few Utopian Impressions

1351III

231Chapter the Eighth. My Utopian Self

1352IV

232Chapter the Ninth. The Samurai

1353V

233Chapter the Tenth. Race in Utopia

1354VI

234Chapter the Eleventh. The Bubble Bursts

1355The Dust of Death

235Chapter I. Of Progress and the Smallways Family

1356A Bubble Burst

236Chapter II. How Bert Smallways Got Into Difficulties

1357I

237Chapter III. The Balloon

1358II

238Chapter IV. The German Air-Fleet

1359III

239Chapter V. The Battle of the North Atlantic

1360IV

240Chapter VI. How War Came to New York

1361V

241Chapter VII. The “Vaterland” is Disabled

1362VI

242Chapter VIII. A World at War

1363VII

243Chapter IX. On Goat Island

1364I

244Chapter X. The World Under the War

1365II

245Chapter XI. The Great Collapse

1366III

246The Chronic Argonauts

1367IV

247In the Abyss

1368V

248The Star

1369Ignatius Donnelly

249The Crystal Egg

1370Chapter I. The Great City

250Jules Verne

1371Chapter II. My Adventure

251Preface

1372Chapter III. The Beggar&#x27;s Home

252Chapter I. The Professor And His Family

1373Chapter IV. The Under-World

253Chapter II. A Mystery To Be Solved At Any Price

1374Chapter V. Estella Washington

254Chapter III. The Runic Writing Exercises The Professor

1375Chapter VI. The Interview

255Chapter IV. The Enemy To Be Starved Into Submission

1376Chapter VII. The Hiding-Place

256Chapter V. Famine, Then Victory, Followed By Dismay

1377Chapter VIII. The Brotherhood

257Chapter VI. Exciting Discussions About An Unparalleled Enterprise

1378Chapter IX. The Poisoned Knife

258Chapter VII. A Woman’s Courage

1379Chapter X. Preparations for To-night

259Chapter VIII. Serious Preparations For Vertical Descent

1380Chapter XI. How the World Came to be Ruined

260Chapter IX. Iceland! But What Next?

1381Chapter XII. Gabriel&#x27;s Utopia

261Chapter X. Interesting Conversations With Icelandic Savants

1382Chapter XIII. The Council of the Oligarchy

262Chapter XI. A Guide Found To The Centre Of The Earth

1383Chapter XIV. The Spy&#x27;s Story

263Chapter XII. A Barren Land

1384Chapter XV. The Master of &quot;The Demons&quot;

264Chapter XIII. Hospitality Under The Arctic Circle

1385Chapter XVI. Gabriel&#x27;s Folly

265Chapter XIV. But Arctics Can Be Inhospitable, Too

1386Chapter XVII. The Flight and Pursuit

266Chapter XV. Snæfell At Last

1387Chapter XVIII. The Execution

267Chapter XVI. Boldly Down The Crater

1388Chapter XIX. The Mamelukes of the Air

268Chapter XVII. Vertical Descent

1389Chapter XX. The Workingmen&#x27;s Meeting

269Chapter XVIII. The Wonders Of Terrestrial Depths

1390Chapter XXI. A Sermon of the Twentieth Century

270Chapter XIX. Geological Studies In Situ

1391Chapter XXII. Estella and I

271Chapter XX. The First Signs Of Distress

1392Chapter XXIII. Max&#x27;s Story – The Songstress

272Chapter XXI. Compassion Fuses The Professor’s Heart

1393Chapter XXIV. Max&#x27;s Story Continued – The Journeyman Printer

273Chapter XXII. Total Failure Of Water

1394Chapter XXV. Max&#x27;s Story Continued – The Dark Shadow

274Chapter XXIII. Water Discovered

1395Chapter XXVI. Max&#x27;s Story Continued – The Widow and Her Son

275Chapter XXIV. Well Said, Old Mole! Canst Thou Work I’ The Ground So Fast?

1396Chapter XXVII. Max&#x27;s Story Continued – The Blacksmith Shop

276Chapter XXV. De Profundis

1397Chapter XXVIII. Max&#x27;s Story Concluded – The Unexpected Happens

277Chapter XXVI. The Worst Peril Of All

1398Chapter XXIX. Elysium

278Chapter XXVII. Lost In The Bowels Of The Earth

1399Chapter XXX. Upon the House-Top

279Chapter XXVIII. The Rescue In The Whispering Gallery

1400Chapter XXXI. &quot;Sheol&quot;

280Chapter XXIX. Thalatta! Thalatta!

1401Chapter XXXII. The Rat-Trap

281Chapter XXX. A New Mare Internum

1402Chapter XXXIII. &quot;The Ocean Overpeers Its List&quot;

282Chapter XXXI. Preparations For A Voyage Of Discovery

1403Chapter XXXIV. The Prince Gives His Last Bribe

283Chapter XXXII. Wonders Of The Deep

1404Chapter XXXV. The Liberated Prisoner

284Chapter XXXIII. A Battle Of Monsters

1405Chapter XXXVI. Cæsar Erects His Monument

285Chapter XXXIV. The Great Geyser

1406Chapter XXXVII. The Second Day

286Chapter XXXV. An Electric Storm

1407Chapter XXXVIII. The Flight

287Chapter XXXVI. Calm Philosophic Discussions

1408Chapter XXXIX. Europe

288Chapter XXXVII. The Liedenbrock Museum Of Geology

1409Chapter XL. The Garden in the Mountains

289Chapter XXXVIII. The Professor In His Chair Again

1410Ernest Bramah

290Chapter XXXIX. Forest Scenery Illuminated By Eletricity

1411Chapter I. Irene

291Chapter XL. Preparations For Blasting A Passage To The Centre Of The Earth

1412Chapter II. The Period, and the Coming of Wings

292Chapter XLI. The Great Explosion And The Rush Down Below

1413Chapter III. The Million to One Chance

293Chapter XLII. Headlong Speed Upward Through The Horrors Of Darkness

1414Chapter IV. The Compact

294Chapter XLIII. Shot Out Of A Volcano At Last!

1415Chapter V. The Downtrodden

295Chapter XLIV. Sunny Lands In The Blue Mediterranean

1416Chapter VI. Miss Lisle Tells a Long Pointless Story

296Chapter XLV. All’s Well That Ends Well

1417Chapter VII. &quot;Schedule B&quot;

297Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea

1418Chapter VIII. Tantroy Earns His Wage

298Chapter I. A Shifting Reef

1419Chapter IX. Secret History

299Chapter II. Pro and Con

1420Chapter X. The Order of St Martin of Tours

300Chapter III. I Form My Resolution

1421Chapter XI. Man Between Two Masters

301Chapter IV. Ned Land

1422Chapter XII. By Telescribe

302Chapter V. At a Venture

1423Chapter XIII. The Effect of the Bomb

303Chapter VI. At Full Steam

1424Chapter XIV. The Last Chance and the Counsel of Expedience

304Chapter VII. An Unknown Species of Whale

1425Chapter XV. The Great Fiasco

305Chapter VIII. Mobilis in Mobili

1426Chapter XVI. The Dark Winter

306Chapter IX. Ned Land&#x27;s Tempers

1427Chapter XVII. The Incident of the 13th of January

307Chapter X. The Man of the Seas

1428Chapter XVIII. The Music and the Dance

308Chapter XI. All By Electricity

1429Chapter XIX. The &quot;Finis&quot; Message

309Chapter XII. Some Figures

1430Chapter XX. Stobalt of Salaveira

310Chapter XIII. The Black River

1431Chapter XXI. The Bargain of Famine

311Chapter XIV. A Note of Invitation

1432Chapter XXII. &quot;Poor England.&quot;

312Chapter XV. A Walk on the Bottom of the Sea

1433Arthur Dudley Vinton

313Chapter XVI. A Submarine Forest

1434Preface

314Chapter XVII. Four Thousand Leagues Under the Pacific

1435Lecture I

315Chapter XVIII. Vanikoro

1436Lecture II

316Chapter XIX. Torres Straits

1437Lecture III

317Chapter XX. A Few Days on Land

1438Lecture IV

318Chapter XXI. Captain Nemo&#x27;s Thunderbolt

1439Lecture V

319Chapter XXII. &quot;Aegri Somnia&quot;

1440Lecture VI

320Chapter XXIII. The Coral Kingdom

1441Lecture VII

321Chapter I. The Indian Ocean

1442Lecture VIII

322Chapter II. A Novel Proposal of Captain Nemo&#x27;s

1443Lecture IX

323Chapter III. A Pearl of Ten Millions

1444Lecture X

324Chapter IV. The Red Sea

1445Lecture XI

325Chapter V. The Arabian Tunnel

1446Lecture XII

326Chapter VI. The Grecian Archipelago

1447Lecture XIII

327Chapter VII. The Mediterranean in Forty-Eight Hours

1448Lecture XIV

328Chapter VIII. Vigo Bay

1449Robert Cromie

329Chapter IX. A Vanished Continent

1450Preface

330Chapter X. The Submarine Coal-Mines

1451Chapter I. The Universe a Mistake!

331Chapter XI. The Sargasso Sea

1452Chapter II. A Strange Experiment

332Chapter XII. Cachalots and Whales

1453Chapter III. &quot;It is Good to be Alive&quot;

333Chapter XIII. The Iceberg

1454Chapter IV. George Delany — Deceased

334Chapter XIV. The South Pole

1455Chapter V. The Murder Club

335Chapter XV. Accident or Incident?

1456Chapter VI. A Telepathic Telegram

336Chapter XVI. Want of Air

1457Chapter VII. Guilty!

337Chapter XVII. From Cape Horn to the Amazon

1458Chapter VIII. The Woking Mystery

338Chapter XVIII. The Poulps

1459Chapter IX. Cui Bono?

339Chapter XIX. The Gulf Stream

1460Chapter X. Force — A Remedy

340Chapter XX. From Latitude 47° 24&#x27; to Longitude 17° 28&#x27;

1461Chapter XI. Morituri Te Salutant

341Chapter XXI. A Hecatomb

1462Chapter XII. &quot;No Death — Save in Life&quot;

342Chapter XXII. The Last Words of Captain Nemo

1463Chapter XIII. Miss Metford&#x27;s Plan

343Chapter XXIII. Conclusion

1464Chapter XIV. Rockingham to the Sharks

344Chapter 1

1465Chapter XV. &quot;If Not Too Late!&quot;

345Chapter 2

1466Chapter XVI. £5000 to Detain the Ship

346Chapter 3

1467Chapter XVII. &quot;This Earth Shall Die&quot;

347Chapter 4

1468Chapter XVIII. The Flight

348Chapter 5

1469Chapter XIX. The Catastrophe

349Chapter 6

1470Chapter XX. Conclusion

350Chapter 7

1471Anthony Trollope

351Chapter 8

1472The Fixed Period

352Chapter 9

1473Chapter I. Introduction

353Chapter 10

1474Chapter II. Gabriel Crasweller

354Chapter 11

1475Chapter III. The First Break-Down

355Chapter 12

1476Chapter IV. Jack Neverbend

356Chapter 13

1477Chapter V. The Cricket-Match

357Chapter 14

1478Chapter VI. The College

358Chapter 15

1479Chapter VII. Columbus and Galileo

359Chapter 16

1480Chapter VIII. The &quot;John Bright&quot;

360Chapter 17

1481Chapter IX. The New Governor

361Chapter 18

1482Chapter X. The Town-Hall

362Chapter 19

1483Chapter XI. Farewell!

363Chapter 20

1484Chapter XII. Our Voyage to England

364Chapter 21

1485Cleveland Moffett

365Chapter 22

1486To My Fellow Americans

366Chapter I

1487Chapter I. I Witness the Blowing Up of the Panama Canal

367Chapter II

1488Chapter II. American Aeroplanes and Submarines Battle Desperately Against the German Fleet

368Chapter III

1489Chapter III. German Invaders Drive the Iron into the Soul of Unprepared America

369Chapter IV

1490Chapter IV. Invasion of Long Island and the Battle of Brooklyn

370Chapter V

1491Chapter V. General von Hindenburg Teaches New York City a Lesson

371Chapter VI

1492Chapter VI. Various Unpleasant Happenings in Manhattan

372Chapter VII

1493Chapter VII. New Haven is Punished for Rioting and Insubordination

373Chapter VIII

1494Chapter VIII. I Have a Friendly Talk with the German Crown Prince and Secure a Sensational Interview

374Chapter IX

1495Chapter IX. Boston Offers Desperate and Bloody Resistance to the Invaders

375Chapter X

1496Chapter X. Lord Kitchener Visits America and Discusses Our Military Problems

376Chapter XI

1497Chapter XI. Heroic Act of Barbara Webb Saves American Army at the Battle of Trenton

377Chapter XII

1498Chapter XII. Rear-Admiral Thomas Q. Allyn Weighs Chances of the American Fleet in Impending Naval Battle

378Chapter XIII

1499Chapter XIII. The Great Naval Battle of the Caribbean Sea

379Chapter XIV

1500Chapter XIV. Philadelphia’s First City Troops Die in Defence of the Liberty Bell

380Chapter XV

1501Chapter XV. Thrilling Incident at Wanamaker’s Store When Germans Dishonour American Flag

381Chapter XVI

1502Chapter XVI. An American Girl Brings News that Changes the Course of the Mount Vernon Peace Conference

382Chapter XVII

1503Chapter XVII. Thomas A. Edison Makes a Serious Mistake in Accepting a Dinner Invitation

383Chapter XVIII

1504Chapter XVIII. I Witness the Battle of the Susquehanna from Vincent Astor’s Aeroplane

384Chapter XIX

1505Chapter XIX. General Wood Scores Another Brilliant Success Against the Crown Prince

385Chapter XX

1506Chapter XX. Third Battle of Bull Run with Aeroplanes Carrying Liquid Chlorine

386Chapter One.

1507Chapter XXI. The Awakening of America

387Chapter Two.

1508Chapter XXII. On Christmas Eve Boston Theills the Nation with an Act of Magnificent Heroism

388Chapter Three.

1509Chapter XXIII. Confessions of an American Spy and Bravery of Buffalo Schoolboys

389Chapter Four.

1510Chapter XXIV. Novel Attack of American Airship Upon German Super-Dreadnought

390Chapter Five.

1511Chapter XXV. Desperate Effort to Rescue Thomas A. Edison from the Germans

391Chapter Six.

1512Chapter XXVI. Riots in Chicago AND German Plot to Rescue the Crown Prince

392Chapter Seven.

1513Chapter XXVII. Decisive Battle Between German Fleet and American Seaplanes Carrying Torpedoes

393Chapter Eight.

1514Richard Jefferies

394Chapter Nine.

1515After London

395Chapter Ten.

1516Chapter I. The Great Forest

396Chapter Eleven.

1517Chapter II. Wild Animals

397Chapter Twelve.

1518Chapter III. Men of the Woods

398Chapter Thirteen.

1519Chapter IV. The Invaders

399Chapter Fourteen.

1520Chapter V. The Lake

400Chapter Fifteen.

1521Chapter I. Sir Felix

401Chapter Sixteen.

1522Chapter II. The House of Aquila

402Chapter Seventeen.

1523Chapter III. The Stockade

403Chapter Eighteen.

1524Chapter IV. The Canoe

404Chapter Nineteen.

1525Chapter V. Baron Aquila

405Chapter Twenty.

1526Chapter VI. The Forest Track

406Chapter I. The Gun Club.

1527Chapter VII. The Forest Track Continued

407Chapter II. President Barbicane’s Communication.

1528Chapter VIII. Thyma Castle

408Chapter III. Effect of President Barbicane’s Communication.

1529Chapter IX. Superstitions

409Chapter IV. Answer from the Cambridge Observatory.

1530Chapter X. The Feast

410Chapter V. The Romance of the Moon.

1531Chapter XI. Aurora

411Chapter VI. What it is Impossible to Ignore and What is No Longer Allowed to Be Believed in the United States.

1532Chapter XII. Night in the Forest

412Chapter VII. The Hymn of the Cannonball.

1533Chapter XIII. Sailing Away

413Chapter VIII. History of the Cannon.

1534Chapter XIV. The Straits

414Chapter IX. The Question of Powders.

1535Chapter XV. Sailing Onwards

415Chapter X. One Enemy Against Twenty-Five Millions of Friends.

1536Chapter XVI. The City

416Chapter XI. Florida and Texas.

1537Chapter XVII. The Camp

417Chapter XII. “Urbi et Orbi.”

1538Chapter XVIII. The King’s Levy

418Chapter XIII. Stony Hill.

1539Chapter XIX. Fighting

419Chapter XIV. Pickaxe and Trowel.

1540Chapter XX. In Danger

420Chapter XV. The Ceremony of the Casting.

1541Chapter XXI. A Voyage

421Chapter XVI. The Columbiad.

1542Chapter XXII. Discoveries

422Chapter XVII. A Telegram.

1543Chapter XXIII. Strange Things

423Chapter XVIII. The Passenger of the Atlanta.

1544Chapter XXIV. Fiery Vapours

424Chapter XIX. A Meeting.

1545Chapter XXV. The Shepherds

425Chapter XX. Thrust and Parry.

1546Chapter XXVI. Bow and Arrow

426Chapter XXI. How a Frenchman Settles an Affair.

1547Chapter XXVII. Surprised

427Chapter XXII. The New Citizen of the United States.

1548Chapter XXVIII. For Aurora

428Chapter XXIII. The Projectile Compartment.

1549Gertrude Barrows Bennett (aka Francis Stevens)

429Chapter XXIV. The Telescope of the Rocky Mountains.

1550Chapter I. “Welcome, However You Come!”

430Chapter XXV. Final Details.

1551Chapter II. Dust of Purgatory

431Chapter XXVI. Fire!

1552Chapter III. Arrivals and Departures

432Chapter XXVII. Cloudy Weather.

1553Chapter IV. Where the Gray Dust Led

433Chapter XXVIII. A New Star.

1554Chapter V. The Weaver of the Years

434Preliminary Chapter, Resuming the First Part of the Work and Serving as an Introduction to the Second.

1555Chapter VI. A Matter of Buttons

435Chapter I. From 10 P.M. to 10 46&#x27; 40&#x27;&#x27;.

1556Chapter VII. A Few Small Changes

436Chapter II. The First Half Hour.

1557Chapter VIII. Legal Procedure Expedited

437Chapter III. They Make Themselves at Home and Feel Quite Comfortable.

1558Chapter IX. The Pit of the Past

438Chapter IV. A Chapter for the Cornell Girls.

1559Chapter X. The Fourth Victim

439Chapter V. The Colds of Space.

1560Chapter XI. Mine and Countermine

440Chapter VI. Instructive Conversation.

1561Chapter XII. The New City

441Chapter VII. A High Old Time.

1562Chapter XIII. Penn Service

442Chapter VIII. The Neutral Point.

1563Chapter XIV. The Threat of Penn

443Chapter IX. A Little Off the Track.

1564Chapter XV. The Justice of Penn Service

444Chapter X. The Observers of the Moon.

1565Chapter XVI. Disaster

445Chapter XI. Fact and Fancy.

1566Chapter XVII. Their Last Chance

446Chapter XII. A Bird&#x27;s Eye View of the Lunar Mountains.

1567Chapter XVIII. The Sword and the Bell

447Chapter XIII. Lunar Landscapes

1568Chapter XIX. Trenmore Strikes

448Chapter XIV. A Night of Fifteen Days.

1569Chapter XX. Transferred Home

449Chapter XV. Glimpses at the Invisible.

1570Chapter XXI. The Last of the Gray Dust

450Chapter XVI. The Southern Hemisphere.

1571Percy Greg

451Chapter XVII. Tycho.

1572Chapter I. Shipwreck

452Chapter XVIII. Puzzling Questions.

1573Chapter II. Outward Bound

453Chapter XIX. In Every Fight, The Impossible Wins.

1574Chapter III. The Untravelled Deep

454Chapter XX. Off the Pacific Coast.

1575Chapter IV. A New World

455Chapter XXI. News for Marston!

1576Chapter V. Language, Laws, and Life

456Chapter XXII. On the Wings of the Wind.

1577Chapter VI. An Official Visit

457Chapter XXIII. The Club Men Go A Fishing.

1578Chapter VII. Escort Duty

458Chapter XXIV. Farewell to the Baltimore Gun Club.

1579Chapter VIII. A Faith and Its Founder

459Off on a Comet

1580Chapter IX. Manners and Customs

460Chapter I. A Challenge

1581Chapter X. Woman and Wedlock

461Chapter II. Captain Servadac and His Orderly

1582Chapter XI. A Country Drive

462Chapter III. Interrupted Effusions

1583Chapter XII. On the River

463Chapter IV. A Convulsion of Nature

1584Chapter XIII. The Children of Light

464Chapter V. A Mysterious Sea

1585Chapter XIV. By Sea

465Chapter VI. The Captain Makes an Exploration

1586Chapter XV. Fur-Hunting

466Chapter VII. Ben Zoof Watches in Vain

1587Chapter XVI. Troubled Waters

467Chapter VIII. Venus in Perilous Proximity

1588Chapter XVII. Presented at Court

468Chapter IX. Inquiries Unsatisfied

1589Chapter XVIII. A Prince&#x27;s Present

469Chapter X. A Search for Algeria

1590Chapter XIX. A Complete Establishment

470Chapter XI. An Island Tomb

1591Chapter XX. Life, Social and Domestic

471Chapter XII. At the Mercy of the Winds

1592Chapter XXI. Private Audiences

472Chapter XIII. A Royal Salute

1593Chapter XXII. Peculiar Institutions

473Chapter XIV. Sensitive Nationality

1594Chapter XXIII. Characteristics

474Chapter XV. An Enigma from the Sea

1595Chapter XXIV. Winter

475Chapter XVI. The Residuum of a Continent

1596Chapter XXV. Apostacy

476Chapter XVII. A Second Enigma

1597Chapter XXVI. Twilight

477Chapter XVIII. An Unexpected Population

1598Chapter XXVII. The Valley of the Shadow

478Chapter XIX. Gallia’s Governor General

1599Chapter XXVIII. Darker Yet

479Chapter XX. A Light on the Horizon

1600Chapter XXIX. Azrael

480Chapter XXI. Winter Quarters

1601Chapter XXX. Farewell!

481Chapter XXII. A Frozen Ocean

1602David Lindsay

482Chapter XXIII. A Carrier-Pigeon

1603Chapter 1. The Séance

483Chapter XXIV. A Sledge-Ride

1604Chapter 2. In The Street

484Chapter I. The Astronomer

1605Chapter 3. Starkness

485Chapter II. A Revelation

1606Chapter 4. The Voice

486Chapter III. The Professor’s Experiences

1607Chapter 5. The Night Of Departure

487Chapter IV. A Revised Calendar

1608Chapter 6. Joiwind

488Chapter V. Wanted: A Steelyard

1609Chapter 7. Panawe

489Chapter VI. Money at a Premium

1610Chapter 8. The Lusion Plain

490Chapter VII. Gallia Weighed

1611Chapter 9. Oceaxe

491Chapter VIII. Jupiter Somewhat Close

1612Chapter 10. Tydomin

492Chapter IX Market Prices in Gallia

1613Chapter 11. On Disscourn

493Chapter X. Far Into Space

1614Chapter 12. Spadevil

494Chapter XI. A Fete Day

1615Chapter 13. The Wombflash Forest

495Chapter XII. The Bowels of the Comet

1616Chapter 14. Polecrab

496Chapter XIII. Dreary Months

1617Chapter 15. Swaylone’s Island

497Chapter XIV. The Professor Perplexed

1618Chapter 16. Leehallfae

498Chapter XV. A Journey and a Disappointment

1619Chapter 17. Corpang

499Chapter XVI. A Bold Proposition

1620Chapter 18. Haunte

500Chapter XVII. The Venture Made

1621Chapter 19. Sullenbode

501Chapter XVIII. Suspense

1622Chapter 20. Barey

502Chapter XIX. Back Again

1623Chapter 21. Muspel

503Chapter I. How It Is Useless To Seek, Even On The Best Maps, For The Small Town Of Quiquendone.

1624Stanley G. Weinbaum

504Chapter II. In Which The Burgomaster Van Tricasse And The Counsellor Niklausse Consult About The Affairs Of The Town.

1625Stories from the Solar System

505Chapter III. In Which The Commissary Passauf Enters As Noisily As Unexpectedly.

1626Chapter I.

506Chapter IV. In Which Doctor Ox Reveals Himself As A Physiologist Of The First Rank, And As An Audacious Experimentalist.

1627Chapter II. Tweel of Mars

507Chapter V. In Which The Burgomaster And The Counsellor Pay A Visit To Doctor Ox, And What Follows.

1628Chapter III. The Pyramid Being

508Chapter VI. In Which Frantz Niklausse And Suzel Van Tricasse Form Certain Projects For The Future.

1629Chapter IV. The Dream-Beast

509Chapter VII. In Which The Andantes Become Allegros, And The Allegros Vivaces.

1630Chapter V. The Barrel-People

510Chapter VIII. In Which The Ancient And Solemn German Waltz Becomes A Whirlwind.

1631Valley of Dreams (Mars)

511Chapter IX. In Which Doctor Ox And Ygène, His Assistant, Say A Few Words.

1632I

512Chapter X. In Which It Will Be Seen That The Epidemic Invades The Entire Town, And What Effect It Produces.

1633II

513Chapter XI. In Which The Quiquendonians Adopt A Heroic Resolution.

1634III

514Chapter XII. In Which Ygène, The Assistant, Gives A Reasonable Piece Of Advice, Which Is Eagerly Rejected By Doctor Ox.

1635IV

515Chapter XIII. In Which It Is Once More Proved That By Taking High Ground All Human Littlenesses May Be Overlooked.

1636I

516Chapter XIV. In Which Matters Go So Far That The Inhabitants Of Quiquendone, The Reader, And Even The Author, Demand An Immediate Dénouement.

1637II

517Chapter XV. In Which The Dénouement Takes Place.

1638III

518Chapter XVI. In Which The Intelligent Reader Sees That He Has Guessed Correctly, Despite All The Author&#x27;s Precautions.

1639IV

519Chapter XVII. In Which Doctor Ox&#x27;s Theory Is Explained.

1640I

520Chapter I. “Two Thousand Pounds For A Head.”

1641II

521Chapter II. Colonel Munro.

1642III

522Chapter III. The Sepoy Revolt.

1643IV

523Chapter IV. Deep In The Caves Of Ellora.

1644V

524Chapter V. The Iron Giant.

1645VI

525Chapter VI. First Stages.

1646I

526Chapter VII. The Pilgrims Of The Phalgou River.

1647II

527Chapter VIII. A Few Hours At Benares.

1648III

528Chapter IX. Allahabad.

1649IV

529Chapter X. Via Dolorosa.

1650V

530Chapter XI. The Monsoon.

1651VI

531Chapter XII. Three-fold Light.

1652I

532Chapter XIII. Captain Hood’s Prowess.

1653II

533Chapter XIV. One Against Three.

1654III

534Chapter XV. The Pâl Of Tandit.

1655IV

535Chapter XVI. Roving Flame.

1656V

536Chapter I. Our Sanatarium.

1657VI

537Chapter II. Mathias Van Guitt.

1658I

538Chapter III. The Kraal.

1659II

539Chapter IV. A Queen Of The Terrai.

1660III

540Chapter V. A Night Attack.

1661IV

541Chapter VI. Mathias Van Guitt’s Farewell.

1662V

542Chapter VII. Passage Of The Bettwa.

1663VI

543Chapter VIII. Hood Versus Banks.

1664I

544Chapter IX. A Hundred Against One.

1665II

545Chapter X. Lake Puturia.

1666III

546Chapter XI. Face To Face.

1667IV

547Chapter XII. At The Cannon’s Mouth.

1668V

548Chapter XIII. Behemoth!

1669VI

549Chapter XIV. Captain Hood’s Fiftieth Tiger.

1670Other SF Novels

550An Express of the Future

1671Penalty — and Aftermath

551Chapter I. In Which The North Polar Practical Association Rushes a Document Across Two Worlds

1672Evanie the Sorceress

552Chapter II. In Which the Delegates from England, Holland, Sweden, Denmark And Russia Are Presented to the Reader.

1673Forest Meeting

553Chapter III. In Which the Arctic Regions are Sold at Auction to the Highest Bidder.

1674A Bit of Ancient History

554Chapter IV. In Which Old Acquaintances Appear to Our New Readers, and in Which a Wonderful Man is Described.

1675The Village

555Chapter V. In which the possibility that coal mines surround the north pole is considered.

1676The Metamorphs

556Chapter VI. In Which a Telephone Communication Between Mrs. Scorbitt and J.T. Maston is Interrupted

1677Panate Blood

557Chapter VII. In Which President Barbicane Says No More Than Suits His Purpose.

1678In Time of Peace

558Chapter VIII. Yes, Just Like Jupiter.

1679The Way to Urbs

559Chapter IX. In Which Appears the French Gentleman to Whom We Referred at the Beginning of this Truthful Story.

1680Revolution

560Chapter X. In Which a Little Uneasiness Begins to Show Itself.

1681Flight

561Chapter XI. What Was Found in the Notebook of J.T. Maston and What It No Longer Contained.

1682The Messenger

562Chapter XII. In Which J.T. Maston Heroically Continues to Be Silent.

1683The Trail Back

563Chapter XIII. At the Close of Which J.T. Maston Utters an Epigram.

1684The Master

564Chapter XIV. Very Short, But in Which “X” Takes a Geographical Value.

1685Two Women

565Chapter XV. Which Contains a Few Interesting Details for the Inhabitants of the Earthly Sphere.

1686Immortality

566Chapter XVI. In Which a Crowd of Dissatisfied People Break Into the Cell of J. T. Maston.

1687The Destiny of Man

567Chapter XVII. What Had Been Done at Kilimanjaro During Eight Month of this Memorable Year.

1688The Sky-Rat

568Chapter XVIII. In Which the Population of Wamasai Assemble to Hear President Barbicane Say “fire” to Capt. Nicholl.

1689Death Flight?

569Chapter XIX. In Which J.T. Maston Regrets that the Crowd Did Not Lynch Him When He was in Prison.

1690The Conspirators

570Chapter XX. In Which this Story, as Truthful as it is Improbable, is Finished.

1691The Dinner at the Sleeper&#x27;s

571Chapter XXI. Very Short, Since Enough has been Said to Make the World’s Population Feel Perfectly Sure Again.

1692Declaration

572Chapter I. Mysterious Sounds

1693The Amphimorphs in the Pool

573Chapter II. Agreement Impossible

1694The Atomic Bomb

574Chapter III. A Visitor is Announced

1695Inferno

575Chapter IV. In Which a New Character Appears

1696The Master Sits in Judgment

576Chapter V. Another Disappearance

1697The World

577Chapter VI. The President and Secretary Suspend Hostilities

1698Old Einar

578Chapter VII. On Board the Albatross

1699The Master Marches

579Chapter VIII. The Balloonists Refuse to Be Convinced

1700The Battle of Eaglefoot Flow

580Chapter IX. Across the Prairie

1701Black Margot

581Chapter X. Westward—But Whither?

1702The Harriers

582Chapter XI. The Wide Pacific

1703Betrayal

583Chapter XII. Through the Himalayas

1704Torment

584Chapter XIII. Over the Caspian

1705The Trap

585Chapter XIV. The Aeronef at Full Speed

1706Old Einar Again

586Chapter XV. A Skirmish in Dahomey

1707I

587Chapter XVI. Over the Atlantic

1708II

588Chapter XVII. The Shipwrecked Crew

1709III

589Chapter XVIII. Over the Volcano

1710IV

590Chapter XIX. Anchored at Last

1711Chapter I. The Law of Chance

591Chapter XX. The Wreck of the Albatross

1712Chapter II. Experiments in Hypnotism

592Chapter XXI. The Institute Again

1713Chapter III. Into the Future

593Chapter XXII. The Go-Ahead is Launched

1714Chapter IV. A Prophecy

594Chapter XXIII. The Grand Collapse

1715Chapter I.

595Chapter 1. What Happened in the Mountains

1716Chapter II. Paracosma

596Chapter 2. I Reach Morganton

1717Chapter III. Shadow

597Chapter 3. The Great Eyrie

1718Chapter IV. Return

598Chapter 4. A Meeting of the Automobile Club

1719Edward Everett Hale

599Chapter 5. Along the Shores of New England

1720I. Preparation

600Chapter 6. The First Letter

1721II. How we built it

601Chapter 7. A Third Machine

1722III. Fulfilment

602Chapter 8. At Any Cost

1723Abraham Merritt

603Chapter 9. The Second Letter

1724Foreword

604Chapter 10. Outside the Law

1725Chapter I. The Thing on the Moon Path

605Chapter 11. The Campaign

1726Chapter II. “Dead! All Dead!”

606Chapter 12. Black Rock Creek

1727Chapter III. The Moon Rock

607Chapter 13. On Board the Terror

1728Chapter IV. The First Vanishings

608Chapter 14. Niagara

1729Chapter V. Into the Moon Pool

609Chapter 15. The Eagle’s Nest

1730Chapter VI. “The Shining Devil Took Them!”

610Chapter 16. Robur, The Conqueror

1731Chapter VII. Larry O’Keefe

611Chapter 17. In the Name of the Law

1732Chapter VIII. Olaf’s Story

612Chapter 18. The Old Housekeeper’s Last Comment

1733Chapter IX. A Lost Page of Earth

613Chapter I.

1734Chapter X. The Moon Pool

614Chapter II.

1735Chapter XI. The Flame–Tipped Shadows

615Chapter III.

1736Chapter XII. The End of the Journey

616Chapter IV.

1737Chapter XIII. Yolara, Priestess of the Shining One

617Chapter V.

1738Chapter XIV. The Justice of Lora

618Chapter VI.

1739Chapter XV. The Angry, Whispering Globe

619Chapter VII.

1740Chapter XVI. Yolara of Muria vs. The O’Keefe

620Chapter VIII.

1741Chapter XVII. The Leprechaun

621Chapter IX.

1742Chapter XVIII. The Amphitheatre of Jet

622Chapter X.

1743Chapter XIX. The Madness of Olaf

623Chapter XI.

1744Chapter XX. The Tempting of Larry

624Chapter XII.

1745Chapter XXI. Larry’s Defiance

625Chapter XIII.

1746Chapter XXII. The Casting of the Shadow

626Chapter XIV.

1747Chapter XXIII. Dragon Worm and Moss Death

627Chapter XV.

1748Chapter XXIV. The Crimson Sea

628Chapter XVI.

1749Chapter XXV. The Three Silent Ones

629Chapter XVII.

1750Chapter XXVI. The Wooing of Lakla

630Chapter XVIII.

1751Chapter XXVII. The Coming of Yolara

631In The Year 2889

1752Chapter XXVIII. In the Lair of the Dweller

632Edgar Allan Poe

1753Chapter XXIX. The Shaping of the Shining One

633A Descent into the Maelstrom

1754Chapter XXX. The Building of the Moon Pool

634The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar

1755Chapter XXXI. Larry and the Frog–Men

635Some Words with a Mummy

1756Chapter XXXII. “Your Love; Your Lives; Your Souls!”

636A Tale of the Ragged Mountains

1757Chapter XXXIII. The Meeting of Titans

637Mellonta Tauta

1758Chapter XXXIV. The Coming of the Shining One

638The Conversation of Eiros and Charmion

1759Chapter XXXV. “Larry — Farewell!”

639The Colloquy of Monos and Una

1760Prologue

640Mary Shelley

1761Chapter I. Valley of the Blue Poppies

641Frankenstein

1762Chapter II. The Sigil on the Rocks

642Preface

1763Chapter III. Ruth Ventnor

643Letter One

1764Chapter IV. Metal with a Brain

644Letter Two

1765Chapter V. The Smiting Thing

645Letter Three

1766Chapter VI. Norhala of the Lightnings

646LETTER FOUR

1767Chapter VII. The Shapes in the Mist

647Chapter One

1768Chapter VIII. The Drums of Thunder

648Chapter Two

1769Chapter IX. The Portal of Flame

649Chapter Three

1770Chapter X. “Witch! Give Back My Sister”

650Chapter Four

1771Chapter XI. The Metal Emperor

651Chapter Five

1772Chapter XII. “I Will Give You Peace”

652Chapter Six

1773Chapter XIII. “Voice from the Void”

653Chapter Seven

1774Chapter XIV. “Free! But a Monster!”

654Chapter One

1775Chapter XV. The House of Norhala

655Chapter Two

1776Chapter XVI. Conscious Metal!

656Chapter Three

1777Chapter XVII. Yuruk

657Chapter Four

1778Chapter XVIII. Into the Pit

658Chapter Five

1779Chapter XIX. The City that was Alive

659Chapter Six

1780Chapter XX. Vampires of the Sun

660Chapter Seven

1781Chapter XXI. Phantasmagoria Metallioue

661Chapter Eight

1782Chapter XXII. The Ensorcelled Chamber

662Chapter Nine

1783Chapter XXIII. The Treachery of Yuruk

663Chapter One

1784Chapter XXIV. Ruszark

664Chapter Two

1785Chapter XXV. Cherkis

665Chapter Three

1786Chapter XXVI. The Vengeance of Norhala

666Chapter Four

1787Chapter XXVII. “The Drums of Destiny”

667Chapter Five

1788Chapter XXVIII. The Frenzy of Ruth

668Chapter Six

1789Chapter XXIX. The Passing of Norhala

669Chapter Seven

1790Chapter XXX. Burned Out

670Walton in Continuation

1791Chapter XXXI. Slag!

671Introduction

1792The Ship of Ishtar

672Chapter 1

17931. The Coming of the Ship

673Chapter 2

17942. The First Adventure

674Chapter 3

17953. The Ship Returns

675Chapter 4

17964. The Sin of Zarpanit

676Chapter 5

17975. How the Gods Judged

677Chapter 6

17986. “Am I Not — Woman!”

678Chapter 7

17997. Slave of the Ship

679Chapter 8

18008. The Tale of Sigurd

680Chapter 9

18019. The Bargaining of Sharane

681Chapter 10

180210. On the Ship A-Sailing

682Chapter 11

180311. Gigi Snaps the Chains

683Chapter 12

180412. Master of the Ship

684Chapter 13

180513. Master of — Sharane!

685Chapter 14

180614. The Black Priest Strikes

686Chapter 15

180715. Down the Rope of Sound

687Chapter 16

180816. How the Ship was Manned

688Chapter 17

180917. They Seek Sorcerers’ Isle

689Chapter 18

181018. In the Sorcerers’ City

690Chapter 19

181119. The Lord of the Two Deaths

691Chapter 20

181220. Behind the Wall

692Chapter 21

181321. Before the Altar of Bel

693Chapter 22

181422. How Narada Danced

694Chapter 23

181523. Dancer and Priest

695Chapter 24

181624. The Gods — And Man’s Desire

696Chapter 25

181725. In the Bower of Bel

697Chapter 26

181826. The Passing of Zubran

698Chapter 27

181927. How They Fared Back to the Ship

699Chapter 28

182028. The Vision of Kenton

700Chapter 29

182129. How the Strife was Ended

701Chapter 30

182230. The Last Battle

702Edwin A. Abbott

182331. The Ship Goes

703Preface

18241. Suarra

704Section 1. Of the Nature of Flatland

18252. The Unseen Watchers

705Section 2. Of the Climate and Houses in Flatland

18263. The White Llama

706Section 3. Concerning the Inhabitants of Flatland

18274. The Thing that Fled

707Section 4. Concerning the Women

18285. The Elfin Horns

708Section 5. Of our Methods of Recognizing one another

18296. The Face in the Abyss

709Section 6. Of Recognition by Sight

18307. The Guarded Frontier

710Section 7. Concerning Irregular Figures

18318. The Lizard Men

711Section 8. Of the Ancient Practice of Painting

18329. In the Lair of Huon

712Section 9. Of the Universal Colour Bill

183310. Outlaws of Yu-Atlanchi

713Section 10. Of the Suppression of the Chromatic Sedition

183411. The Deathless People

714Section 11. Concerning our Priests

183512. The Secret Ancient City

715Section 12. Of the Doctrine of our Priests

183613. Cavern of the Frog-Woman

716Section 13. How I had a Vision of Lineland

183714. Shadow of the Lizard Mask

717Section 14. How I vainly tried to explain the nature of Flatland

183815. “Lend Me Your Body, Graydon!”

718Section 15. Concerning a Stranger from Spaceland

183916. The Painted Chamber

719Section 16. How the Stranger vainly endeavoured to reveal to me in words the mysteries of Spaceland

184017. Taking of Huon’s Lair

720Section 17. How the Sphere, having in vain tried words, resorted to deeds

184118. The Arena of the Dinosaurs

721Section 18. How I came to Spaceland, and what I saw there

184219. The Snake Mother

722Section 19. How, though the Sphere shewed me other mysteries of Spaceland, I still desired more; and what came of it

184320. Wisdom of the Serpent Mother

723Section 20. How the Sphere encouraged me in a Vision

184421. The Cavern of the Lost Wisdom

724Section 21. How I tried to teach the Theory of Three Dimensions to my Grandson, and with what success

184522. The Feast of the Dream Makers

725Section 22. How I then tried to diffuse the Theory of Three Dimensions by other means, and of the result

184623. The Taking of Suarra

726Jack London

184724. Bride of the Lizard-Man

727Foreword

184825. The Collar of Nimir

728Chapter I. My Eagle

184926. Ragnarok in Yu-Atlanchi

729Chapter II. Challenges

185027. Farewell of the Snake Mother

730Chapter III. Jackson’s Arm

1851Dwellers in the Mirage

731Chapter IV. Slaves of the Machine

1852Chapter I. Sounds in the Night

732Chapter V. The Philomaths

1853Chapter II. Ring of the Kraken

733Chapter VI. Adumbrations

1854Chapter III. Ritual of Khalk’ru

734Chapter VII. The Bishop’s Vision

1855Chapter IV. Tentacle of Khalk’ru

735Chapter VIII. The Machine Breakers

1856Chapter V. The Mirage

736Chapter IX. The Mathematics of a Dream

1857Chapter VI. The Shadowed-Land

737Chapter X. The Vortex

1858Chapter VII. The Little People

738Chapter XI. The Great Adventure

1859Chapter VIII. Evalie

739Chapter XII. The Bishop

1860Chapter IX.

740Chapter XIII. The General Strike

1861Chapter X. If a Man Could Use All His Brain

741Chapter XIV. The Beginning of the End

1862Chapter XI. Drums of the Little People

742Chapter XV. Last Days

1863Chapter XII. On Nansur Bridge

743Chapter XVI. The End

1864Chapter XIII. Karak

744Chapter XVII. The Scarlet Livery

1865Chapter XIV. In the Black Citadel

745Chapter XVIII. In the Shadow of Sonoma

1866Chapter XV. The Lake of the Ghosts

746Chapter XIX. Transformation

1867Chapter XVI. Kisses of Lur

747Chapter XX. A Lost Oligarch

1868Chapter XVII. Ordeal by Khalk’ru

748Chapter XXI. The Roaring Abysmal Beast

1869Chapter XVIII. Wolves of Lur

749Chapter XXII. The Chicago Commune

1870Chapter XIX. The Taking of Sirk

750Chapter XXIII. The People of the Abyss

1871Chapter XX. “Tsantawu-Farewell!”

751Chapter XXIV. Nightmare

1872Chapter XXI. Return to Karak

752Chapter XXV. The Terrorists

1873Chapter XXII. Gate of Khalk’ru

753I

1874Chapter XXIII. In Khalk’ru’s Temple

754II

1875Edgar Wallace

755III

1876Chapter I

756IV

1877Chapter II

757V

1878Chapter III

758VI

1879Chapter IV

759The Star Rover (pt. 1)

1880Chapter V

760The Star Rover (pt. 2)

1881Chapter VI

761The Star Rover (pt. 3)

1882Chapter VII

762The Star Rover (pt. 4)

1883Chapter VIII

763The Star Rover (pt. 5)

1884Chapter I

764The Red One (pt. 1)

1885Chapter II

765The Red One (pt. 2)

1886Chapter III

766Robert Louis Stevenson

1887Chapter IV

767Story of the Door

1888Chapter V

768Search for Mr. Hyde

1889Chapter VI

769Dr. Jekyll was Quite at Ease

1890Chapter VII

770The Carew Murder Case

1891Chapter VIII

771Incident of the Letter

1892Chapter IX

772Incident of Dr. Lanyon

1893Chapter X

773Incident at the Window

1894Chapter XI

774The Last Night

1895Chapter XII

775Dr. Lanyon’s Narrative

1896Chapter XIII

776Henry Jekyll’s Full Statement of the Case

1897Chapter XIV

777George MacDonald

1898Chapter XV

778Chapter I. The Library

1899Chapter XVI

779Chapter II. The Mirror

1900Chapter XVII

780Chapter III. The Raven

1901Chapter XVIII

781Chapter IV. Somewhere or Nowhere?

1902Chapter XIX

782Chapter V. The Old Church

1903Chapter XX

783Chapter VI. The Sexton&#x27;s Cottage

1904Chapter XXI

784Chapter VII. The Cemetery

1905Chapter XXII

785Chapter VIII. My Father&#x27;s Manuscript

1906Chapter XXIII

786Chapter IX. I Repent

1907Chapter XXIV

787Chapter X. The Bad Burrow

1908Chapter XXV

788Chapter XI. The Evil Wood

1909Chapter XXVI

789Chapter XII. Friends and Foes

1910Chapter XXVII

790Chapter XIII. The Little Ones

1911Chapter XXVIII

791Chapter XIV. A Crisis

1912Chapter XXIX

792Chapter XV. A Strange Hostess

1913Chapter XXX

793Chapter XVI. A Gruesome Dance

1914Chapter XXXI

794Chapter XVII. A Grotesque Tragedy

1915Chapter XXXII

795Chapter XVIII. Dead or Alive?

1916Introduction

796Chapter XIX. The White Leech

1917Chapter I

797Chapter XX. Gone!—But How?

1918Chapter II

798Chapter XXI. The Fugitive Mother

1919Chapter III

799Chapter XXII. Bulika

1920Chapter IV

800Chapter XXIII. A Woman of Bulika

1921Chapter V

801Chapter XXIV. The White Leopardess

1922Chapter VI

802Chapter XXV. The Princess

1923Chapter VII

803Chapter XXVI. A Battle Royal

1924Chapter VIII

804Chapter XXVII. The Silent Fountain

1925Chapter IX

805Chapter XXVIII. I Am Silenced

1926Chapter X

806Chapter XXIX. The Persian Cat

1927Chapter XI

807Chapter XXX. Adam Explains

1928Chapter XII

808Chapter XXXI. The Sexton&#x27;s Old Horse

1929Chapter XIII

809Chapter XXXII. The Lovers and the Bags

1930Chapter XIV

810Chapter XXXIII. Lona&#x27;s Narrative

1931The Black Grippe

811Chapter XXXIV. Preparation

1932The Day the World Stopped

812Chapter XXXV. The Little Ones in Bulika

1933Otis Adelbert Kline

813Chapter XXXVI. Mother and Daughter

1934The Venus Trilogy

814Chapter XXXVII. The Shadow

1935Chapter 1

815Chapter XXXVIII. To the House of Bitterness

1936Chapter 2

816Chapter XXXIX. That Night

1937Chapter 3

817Chapter XL. The House of Death

1938Chapter 4

818Chapter XLI. I Am Sent

1939Chapter 5

819Chapter XLII. I Sleep the Sleep

1940Chapter 6

820Chapter XLIII. The Dreams that Came

1941Chapter 7

821Chapter XLIV. The Waking

1942Chapter 8

822Chapter XLV. The Journey Home

1943Chapter 9

823Chapter XLVI. The City

1944Chapter 10

824Chapter XLVII. The &quot;Endless Ending&quot;

1945Chapter 11

825H. Rider Haggard

1946Chapter 12

826Chapter I. I Meet Sir Henry Curtis

1947Chapter 13

827Chapter II. The Legend of Solomon&#x27;s Mines

1948Chapter 14

828Chapter III. Umbopa Enters Our Service

1949Chapter 15

829Chapter IV. An Elephant Hunt

1950Chapter 16

830Chapter V. Our March into the Desert

1951Chapter 17

831Chapter VI. Water! Water!

1952Chapter 18

832Chapter VII. Solomon&#x27;s Road

1953Chapter 19

833Chapter VIII. We Enter Kukuanaland

1954Foreword

834Chapter IX. Twala the King

1955Chapter 1

835Chapter X. The Witch-Hunt

1956Chapter 2

836Chapter XI. We Give a Sign

1957Chapter 3

837Chapter XII. Before the Battle

1958Chapter 4

838Chapter XIII. The Attack

1959Chapter 5

839Chapter XIV. The Last Stand of the Greys

1960Chapter 6

840Chapter XV. Good Falls Sick

1961Chapter 7

841Chapter XVI. The Place of Death

1962Chapter 8

842Chapter XVII. Solomon&#x27;s Treasure Chamber

1963Chapter 9

843Chapter XVIII. We Abandon Hope

1964Chapter 10

844Chapter XIX. Ignosi&#x27;s Farewell

1965Chapter 11

845Chapter XX. Found

1966Chapter 12

846Introduction

1967Chapter 13

847I. My Visitor

1968Chapter 14

848II. The Years Roll By

1969Chapter 15

849III. The Sherd of Amenartas

1970Chapter 16

850IV. The Squall

1971Chapter 1. The Theft of Vernia

851V. The Head of the Ethiopian

1972Chapter 2. Grandon Pursues

852VI. An Early Christian Ceremony

1973Chapter 3. The Cunning of San Thoy

853VII. Ustane Sings

1974Chapter 4. A Treacherous Shoal

854VIII. The Feast, and After!

1975Chapter 5. The Toad People

855IX. A Little Foot

1976Chapter 6. The Deceptive Light

856X. Speculations

1977Chapter 7. Human Sacrifice

857XI. The Plain of Kôr

1978Chapter 8. The Wrath of the Serpent

858XII. &quot;She&quot;

1979Chapter 9. The Secret Gate

859XIII. Ayesha Unveils

1980Chapter 10. The Port of Peril

860XIV. A Soul in Hell

1981Chapter 11. The Sea Rats

861XV. Ayesha Gives Judgment

1982Chapter 12. In the Seraglio

862XVI. The Tombs of Kôr

1983Chapter 13. Grandon Meets the Rogo

863XVII. The Balance Turns

1984Chapter 14. Kantar’s Blunder

864XVIII. &quot;Go, Woman!&quot;

1985Chapter 15. Beasts of the Antarctic

865XIX. &quot;Give Me a Black Goat!&quot;

1986Chapter 16. Zinlo of Olba

866XX. Triumph

1987Chapter 17. The Death Sentence

867XXI. The Dead and Living Meet

1988Chapter 18. The Allies Attack

868XXII. Job has a Presentiment

1989Chapter 19. The Duel

869XXIII. The Temple of Truth

1990Chapter 20. Retribution and Reward

870XXIV. Walking the Plank

1991The Mars Series

871XXV. The Spirit of Life

1992Prologue

872XXVI. What We Saw

1993Chapter I

873XXVII. We Leap

1994Chapter II

874XXVIII. Over the Mountain

1995Chapter III

875William Hope Hodgson

1996Chapter IV

876To My Father (Whose feet tread the lost aeons)

1997Chapter V

877Author’s Introduction to the Manuscript

1998Chapter VI

878I. The Finding of the Manuscript

1999Chapter VII

879II. The Plain of Silence

2000Chapter VIII

880III. The House in the Arena

2001Chapter IX

881IV. The Earth

2002Chapter X

882V. The Thing in the Pit

2003Chapter XI

883VI. The Swine-Things

2004Chapter XII

884VII. The Attack

2005Chapter XIII

885VIII. After the Attack

2006Chapter XIV

886IX. In the Cellars

2007Chapter XV

887X. The Time of Waiting

2008Chapter XVI

888XI. The Searching of the Gardens

2009Chapter XVII

889XII. The Subterranean Pit

2010Chapter XVIII

890XIII. The Trap in the Great Cellar

2011Chapter XIX

891XIV. The Sea of Sleep

2012Chapter XX

892XV. The Noise in the Night

2013Chapter XXI

893XVI. The Awakening

2014Chapter XXII

894XVII. The Slowing Rotation

2015Chapter XXIII

895XVIII. The Green Star

2016Chapter XXIV

896XIX. The End of the Solar System

2017Chapter 1

897XX. The Celestial Globes

2018Chapter 2

898XXI. The Dark Sun

2019Chapter 3

899XXII. The Dark Nebula

2020Chapter 4

900XXIII. Pepper

2021Chapter 5

901XXIV. The Footsteps in the Garden

2022Chapter 6

902XXV. The Thing From the Arena

2023Chapter 7

903XXVI. The Luminous Speck

2024Chapter 8

904XXVII. Conclusion

2025Chapter 9

905Grief

2026Chapter 10

906The Dreams that are only Dreams

2027Chapter 11

907I. Mirdath the Beautiful

2028Chapter 12

908II. The Last Redoubt

2029Chapter 13

909III. The Quiet Calling

2030Chapter 14

910IV. The Hushing of the Voice

2031Chapter 15

911V. Into the Night Land

2032Chapter 16

912VI. The Way That I Did Go

2033Chapter 17

913VII. The Night Land

2034Chapter 18

914VIII. Down the Mighty Slope

2035Chapter 19

915IX. The Dark Pyramid

2036Chapter 20

916X. The Maid of the Olden Days

2037Chapter 21

917XI. The Homeward Way

2038Chapter 22

918XII. Downward of the Gorge

2039Chapter 23

919XIII. Homeward by the Shore (pt. 1)

2040Chapter 24

920XIII. Homeward by the Shore (pt. 2)

2041Chapter 25

921XIV. On the Island

2042Chapter 26

922XV. Past the House of Silence

2043Chapter 27

923XVI. In the Country of Silence

2044Chapter 28

924XVII. The Love Days

2045Malcolm Jameson

925H. P. Lovecraft

2046Captain Bullard Series

926Beyond the Wall of Sleep

2047Admiral&#x27;s Inspection

927The Doom That Came to Sarnath

2048I

928The Cats of Ulthar

2049II

929Celephaïs

2050III

930The Quest of Iranon

2051Blockade Runner

931The Other Gods

2052Bullard Reflects

932The Silver Key

2053Devil&#x27;s Powder

933The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath (pt. 1)

2054Slacker&#x27;s Paradise

934The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath (pt. 2)

2055Brimstone Bill

935The Colour out of Space

2056The Bureaucrat

936Chapter I

2057Orders

937Chapter II

2058Garrett P. Serviss

938Chapter III

2059Chapter I.

939Chapter IV

2060Chapter II.

940Chapter V

2061Chapter III.

941Chapter VI

2062Chapter IV.

942Chapter VII

2063Chapter V.

943Chapter VIII

2064Chapter VI.

944Chapter IX

2065Chapter VII.

945Chapter X

2066Chapter VIII.

946Chapter XI

2067Chapter IX.

947Chapter XII

2068Chapter X.

948I

2069Chapter XI.

949II

2070Chapter XII.

950III

2071Chapter XIII.

951IV

2072Chapter XIV.

952V

2073Chapter XV.

953VI

2074Chapter XVI.

954VII

2075Chapter XVII.

955VIII

2076Chapter XVIII.

956Edward Bellamy

2077Chapter I. A Marvelous Invention

957Author’s Preface

2078Chapter II. A Trip of Terror

958Chapter 1

2079Chapter III. The Planetary Limited

959Chapter 2

2080Chapter IV. The Caverns of Venus

960Chapter 3

2081Chapter V. Off for the Sun Lands

961Chapter 4

2082Chapter VI. Lost in the Crystal Mountains

962Chapter 5

2083Chapter VII. The Children of the Sun

963Chapter 6

2084Chapter VIII. Language Without Speech

964Chapter 7

2085Chapter IX. An Amazing Metropolis

965Chapter 8

2086Chapter X. Imprisonment and a Wonderful Escape

966Chapter 9

2087Chapter XI. Before the Throne of Venus

967Chapter 10

2088Chapter XII. More Marvels

968Chapter 11

2089Chapter XIII. We Fall into Trouble Again

969Chapter 12

2090Chapter XIV. The Sun God

970Chapter 13

2091Chapter XV. At the Mercy of Fearful Enemies

971Chapter 14

2092Chapter XVI. Dreadful Creatures of the Gloom

972Chapter 15

2093Chapter XVII. Earth Magic on Venus

973Chapter 16

2094Chapter XVIII. Wild Eden

974Chapter 17

2095Chapter XIX. The Secret of the Car

975Chapter 18

2096Chapter XX. The Corybantia of the Sun

976Chapter 19

2097Chapter XXI. The Earth

977Chapter 20

2098Prologue

978Chapter 21

2099I. An Amazing Abduction

979Chapter 22

2100II. After an All-Night Flight

980Chapter 23

2101III. A Ten-Million Dollar Ransom

981Chapter 24

2102IV. Half a Discovery in the Woods

982Chapter 25

2103V. The Police Play Their Hand

983Chapter 26

2104VI. The Finish with the Police

984Chapter 27

2105VII. The Billionaire&#x27;s Predicament

985Chapter 28

2106VIII. Some Extraordinary Letters

986Preface

2107IX. An Obliging Secretary

987Chapter I. A sharp cross-examiner

2108X. A Hard Task

988Chapter II. Why the revolution did not come earlier

2109XI. The Pirate&#x27;s Lair Located

989Chapter III. I acquire a stake in the country

2110XII. Miss Grayman Tries Flight

990Chapter IV. A twentieth-century bank parlor

2111XIII. Running the Pirate Down

991Chapter V. I experience a new sensation

2112XIV. A Night Attack and an Exciting Chase

992Chapter VI. Honi soit qui mal y pense

2113XV. A Fight Near the Clouds

993Chapter VII. A string of surprises

2114XVI. The Chameleon&#x27;s Dodge

994Chapter VIII. The greatest wonder yet-fashion dethroned

2115XVII. Besieged by the Pirate

995Chapter IX. Something that had not changed

2116XVIII. The Tables Turned Again

996Chapter X. A midnight plunge

2117XIX. Escape from a Terrible Death

997Chapter XI. Life the basis of the right of property

2118XX. The Last of the Sky Pirate

998Chapter XII. How inequality of wealth destroys liberty

2119Foreword

999Chapter XIII. Private capital stolen from the social fund

2120Chapter I. Cosmo Versál

1000Chapter XIV. We look over my collection of harnesses

2121Chapter II. Mocking at Fate

1001Chapter XV. What we were coming to but for the revolution

2122Chapter III. The First Drops of the Deluge

1002Chapter XVI. An excuse that condemned

2123Chapter IV. The World Swept with Terror

1003Chapter XVII. The revolution saves private property from monopoly

2124Chapter V. The Third Sign

1004Chapter XVIII. An echo of the past

2125Chapter VI. Selecting the Flower of Mankind

1005Chapter XIX. &quot;Can a maid forget her ornaments?&quot;

2126Chapter VII. The Waters Begin to Rise

1006Chapter XX. What the revolution did for women

2127Chapter VIII. Storming the Ark

1007Chapter XXI. At the gymnasium

2128Chapter IX. The Company of the Reprieved

1008Chapter XXII. Economic suicide of the profit system

2129Chapter X. The Last Day of New York

1009Chapter XXIII. &quot;The parable of the water tank&quot;

2130Chapter XI. &quot;A Billion for a Share&quot;

1010Chapter XXIV. I am shown all the kingdoms of the Earth

2131Chapter XII. The Submergence of the Old World

1011Chapter XXV. The strikers

2132Chapter XIII. Strange Freaks of the Nebula

1012Chapter XXVI. Foreign commerce under profits; protection and free trade, or between the devil and the deep sea

2133Chapter XIV. The Escape of the President

1013Chapter XXVII. Hostility of a system of vested interests to improvement

2134Chapter XV. Professor Pludder&#x27;s Device

1014Chapter XXVIII. How the profit system nullified the benefit of inventions

2135Chapter XVI. Mutiny in the Ark

1015Chapter XXIX. I receive an ovation

2136Chapter XVII. The Jules Verne

1016Chapter XXX. What universal culture means

2137Chapter XVIII. Navigating Over Drowned Europe

1017Chapter XXXI. &quot;Neither in this mountain nor at Jerusalem&quot;

2138Chapter XIX. To Paris Under the Sea

1018Chapter XXXII. Eritis sicut deus

2139Chapter XX. The Adventures in Colorado

1019Chapter XXXIII. Several important matters overlooked

2140Chapter XXI. &quot;The Father of Horror&quot;

1020Chapter XXXIV. What started the revolution

2141Chapter XXII. The Terrible Nucleus Arrives

1021Chapter XXXV. Why the revolution went slow at first but fast at last

2142Chapter XXIII. Robbing the Crown of the World

1022Chapter XXXVI. Theater-going in the twentieth century

2143Chapter XXIV. The Frenchman&#x27;s New Scheme

1023Chapter XXXVII. The transition period

2144Chapter XXV. New York in Her Ocean Tomb

1024Chapter XXXVIII. The book of the blind

2145Chapter XXVI. New America

1025Chapter I

2146I. South Polar Gold

1026Chapter II

2147II. The Magician of Science

1027Chapter III

2148III. The Grand Teton Mine

1028Chapter IV

2149IV. The Wealth of the World

1029Chapter V

2150V. Wonders of the New Metal

1030Chapter VI

2151VI. A Strange Discovery

1031Chapter VII

2152VII. A Mystery Indeed!

1032Chapter VIII

2153VIII. More of Dr. Syx’s Magic

1033Chapter IX

2154IX. The Detective of Science

1034Chapter X

2155X. The Top of the Grand Teton

1035Chapter XI

2156XI. Strange Fate of a Kite

1036Chapter XII

2157XII. Better than Alchemy

1037Chapter I

2158XIII. The Looting of the Moon

1038Chapter II

2159XIV. The Last of Dr. Syx

1039Chapter III

2160Arthur Conan Doyle

1040Chapter IV

2161The Professor Challenger Series

1041Chapter V

2162Foreword

1042Chapter VI

2163Chapter I. “There Are Heroisms All Round Us”

1043Chapter VII

2164Chapter II. “Try Your Luck with Professor Challenger”

1044Chapter VIII

2165Chapter III. “He is a Perfectly Impossible Person”

1045Chapter IX

2166Chapter IV. “It’s Just the very Biggest Thing in the World”

1046Chapter X

2167Chapter V. “Question!”

1047Chapter XI

2168Chapter VI. “I was the Flail of the Lord”

1048Chapter XII

2169Chapter VII. “To-morrow we Disappear into the Unknown”

1049Chapter XIII

2170Chapter VIII. “The Outlying Pickets of the New World”

1050Chapter XIV

2171Chapter IX. “Who could have Foreseen it?”

1051Chapter XV

2172Chapter X. “The most Wonderful Things have Happened”

1052Mark Twain

2173Chapter XI. “For once I was the Hero”

1053A Word of Explanation

2174Chapter XII. “It was Dreadful in the Forest”

1054Chapter I. Camelot

2175Chapter XIII. “A Sight which I shall Never Forget”

1055Chapter II. King Arthur’s Court

2176Chapter XIV. “Those Were the Real Conquests”

1056Chapter III. Knights of the Table Round

2177Chapter XV. “Our Eyes have seen Great Wonders”

1057Chapter IV. Sir Dinadan the Humorist

2178Chapter XVI. “A Procession! A Procession!”

1058Chapter V. An Inspiration

2179Chapter I. The Blurring of Lines

1059Chapter VI. The Eclipse

2180Chapter II. The Tide of Death

1060Chapter VII. Merlin’s Tower

2181Chapter III. Submerged

1061Chapter VIII. The Boss

2182Chapter IV. A Diary of the Dying

1062Chapter IX. The Tournament

2183Chapter V. The Dead World

1063Chapter X. Beginnings of Civilization

2184Chapter VI. The Great Awakening

1064Chapter XI. The Yankee in Search of Adventures

21851. In Which Our Special Commissioners Make a Start

1065Chapter XII. Slow Torture

21862. Which Describes an Evening in Strange Company

1066Chapter XIII. Freemen

21873. In Which Professor Challenger Gives His Opinion

1067Chapter XIV. “Defend Thee, Lord”

21884. Which Describes Some Strange Doings in Hammersmith

1068Chapter XV. Sandy’s Tale

21895. Where Our Commissioners Have a Remarkable Experience

1069Chapter XVI. Morgan Le Fay

21906. In Which the Reader is Shown the Habits of a Notorious Criminal

1070Chapter XVII. A Royal Banquet

21917. In Which the Notorious Criminal gets what the British Law Considers to be His Deserts.

1071Chapter XVIII. In the Queen’s Dungeons

21928. In Which Three Investigators Come Upon a Dark Soul

1072Chapter XIX. Knight-Errantry as a Trade

21939. Which Introduces Some Very Physical Phenomena

1073Chapter XX. The Ogre’s Castle

219410. De Profundis

1074Chapter XXI. The Pilgrims

219511. Where Silas Linden Comes Into His Own

1075Chapter XXII. The Holy Fountain

219612. There are Heights and there are Depths

1076Chapter XXIII. Restoration of the Fountain

219713. In Which Professor Challenger Goes Forth to Battle

1077Chapter XXIV. A Rival Magician

219814. In Which Challenger Meets a Strange Colleague

1078Chapter XXV. A Competitive Examination

219915. In Which Traps are Laid for a Great Quarry

1079Chapter XXVI. The First Newspaper

220016. In Which Challenger has the Experience of his Lifetime

1080Chapter XXVII. The Yankee and the King Travel Incognito

220117. Where the Mists Clear Away

1081Chapter XXVIII. Drilling the King

2202When the World Screamed

1082Chapter XXIX. The Smallpox Hut

2203The Disintegration Machine

1083Chapter XXX. The Tragedy of the Manor-House

2204Francis Bacon

1084Chapter XXXI. Marco

2205New Atlantis

1085Chapter XXXII. Dowley’s Humiliation

2206C. J. Cutcliffe Hyne

1086Chapter XXXIII. Sixth Century Political Economy

2207Prefatory: The Legatees of Deucalion

1087Chapter XXXIV. The Yankee and the King Sold as Slaves

22081. My Recall

1088Chapter XXXV. A Pitiful Incident

22092. Back to Atlantis

1089Chapter XXXVI. An Encounter in the Dark

22103. A Rival Navy

1090Chapter XXXVII. An Awful Predicament

22114. The Welcome of Phorenice

1091Chapter XXXVIII. Sir Launcelot and Knights to the Rescue

22125. Zaemon&#x27;s Curse

1092Chapter XXXIX. The Yankee’s Fight with the Knights

22136. The Biters of the City Walls

1093Chapter XL. Three Years Later

22147. The Biters of the Walls (Further Account)

1094Chapter XLI. The Interdict

22158. The Preacher from the Mountains

1095Chapter XLII. War!

22169. Phorenice, Goddess

1096Chapter XLIII. The Battle of the Sand Belt

221710. A Wooing

1097Chapter XLIV. A Postscript by Clarence

221811. An Affair with the Barbarous Fishers

1098The Utopias &amp; Dystopias

221912. The Drug of Our Lady the Moon

1099Owen Gregory

222013. The Burying Alive of Nais

1100Introduction. A Few Words About Mr. Ming and His Journal

222114. Again the Gods Make Change

1101Note on Personal Names

222215. Zaemon&#x27;s Summons

1102Chapter I. I Become a Foreign Observer

222316. Siege of the Sacred Mountain

1103Chapter II. Bridgetown, Tour No. 1

222417. Nais the Regained

1104Chapter III. Introduction to Mecco

222518. Storm of the Sacred Mountain

1105Chapter IV. Professor Proser-Toady’s Lecture

222619. Destruction of Atlantis

1106Chapter V. Culture in Mecco

222720. On the Bosom of the Deep

1107Chapter VI. More Culture in Mecco

2228Chapter One. The wreck of “Magellan’s Cloud”

1108Chapter VII. A Meccanian Apostle

2229Chapter Two. The survivors

1109Chapter VIII. The Mechow Festival

2230Chapter Three. “I’m an Unknown Land”

1110Chapter IX. Meccanisation

2231Chapter Four. The Lair

1111Chapter X. Conversations

2232Chapter Five. “And I’ll take the low road”

1112Chapter XI. An Academic Discussion

2233Chapter Six. A Slip in the Time-Spirals

1113Chapter XII. The Latest Institution

2234Chapter Seven. A Slip in the Time-Spirals

1114Chapter XIII. Never Again

2235Chapter Eight. For the Dark Days

1115Margaret Cavendish

2236Chapter Nine. Sir John: His Prophecy

1116To The Duchesse of Newcastle, On Her New Blazing-World

2237Chapter Ten. Exodus

1117To all Noble and Worthy Ladies

2238Chapter Eleven. Clair Lost

1118The Description of a New World, Called The Blazing-World (pt. 1)

2239Chapter Twelve. A light in the South

1119The Description of a New World, Called The Blazing-World (pt. 2)

2240Chapter Thirteen. All Our Yesterdays

1120The Second Part of the Description of the New Blazing-World

2241Chapter Fourteen. Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal

1121The Epilogue to the Reader

2242Chapter Fifteen. I Shall Arise Again

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