... his generation could have conceived or accomplished. The Wheels of Chance, a bicycling story in lighter vein; The Invisible Man, another quaintly humorous production, but full of shrewd character sketches and amazingly clever pseudo-science, and ...

... time another that they could occasionally have the power ef becoming invisible. The idea has proved rather fascinating to modern writers of fiction. Mr. H. G. Welle, in the “Invisible Man,” Ass Written strangely startling and exciting—and almost convincing ...

... his cloak of black, and the man with the flaxen beard proffered him a little glass of sene refreshing fluid. Graham saw over the rim of the glass a pale-faced young man regarding him with a singular fixity. The thickset man had been pacing the room fretfully ...

... fmagination. This is most probable when we read a description of the alecoria, which, says the writer, not only renders a man invisible, but, being held in the mouth, allays thirst. The alecoria, he further states, is to be found only in the intestines ...

... masters ? I think there is here some confusion. Dogs, It is certain, are sometimes able to see ghosts and spirits which are invisible to man ; at such moments they howl with great terror. On the other hand, I can atlirm from my own knowledge that eels are produced ...

... to despair and suicide a man who, had hia career been unspotted, might have lived to prove his innocence the charge. shows, moreover, the extreme difficulty, almost amounting impossibility, of maintaining the principle that mans legal punishment is the ...

... power to draw the invisible element into your lungs that way? You would be fortumate, as most of us do not breathe as outside Nature does. Scarcely once a day do we bless our bodies withh & thoroughi and really filling inkalation. There is always a small ...

... bodies would have been invisible, and instead of showing themselves in the open, had stealthily crept your laager, what would have been your position ?—Ah, but they didn't do that. The worthy burgher had merer considered the . subject from that poiat ...

... THE BOOK AND ITS STORY. JAPAN, VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE.* Several hundred Japanese baby-heads-- the present writer has not had the energy to count them all-- look out at us from a page-illustration in Mrs. Hugh Fraser's work. It is rather overwhelmingly ...

... INVISIBLE HANDS AND GHOSTLY LEGS. ACHES AND PAINS THAT ARE FELT IN MISSING LIMBS. IN an age when it is considered the duty of the inquirer to lay the axe at the root of all superstitions which cannot stand the test of inquiry, the belief, or rather the ...

... between the invisibly elect and the invisibly called, but speaks of the whole oody as one, leaving the awful separation betweea the two classes until the last day. So that however true it is that there exists a spiritually saved and invisibly elect body ...

... XIII.—AN INVISIBLE FOE. Chapter 111. - The first names on my list were those of Josiah Furze and his wife. Pushing open the cottage door, I entered and found the lower rooms empty. At once I mounted the stairs and entered the bedroom. The old man looked ...