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... and will not be mut to the printor's until alter the Competition is closed. This coupon w:11 only appear once more. The Invisible Man is told with that fertility of imaginative resource which has made Wells conspicuous.—Daily Chronicle. What is Wrong With ...
... CONAN DOYLE. The Parasite. GUY BOOTHDY. The Woman ol Death. A Desperate Conspiracy. A Royal Affair. H. G. WELLS. The Invisible Man. R. L. STEVENSON and LLOYD OSSOURNE. The Wrong Box. K. and R. PRICIRARD, The Chsonicka ol Don Q. SILAS R. ROCKING. if ...
... club-horse when a stranger approached and asked : Does man belong to your club with one eye named Walker P I don't know, was the answer, what's the name of his other eye ? The Invisible Man, PEARSON'S WEEKLY. SHE COULDN'T DANCE. A. CERTAIN clergyman ...
... privately, no auction sale being allowed on the premises. The Best Holiday Reading. PEARSON'S 6 0 . NOVELS. Selection— THE INVISIBLE MAN. By H. G. WELLS. ...
... CONAN DOYLE. The Parasite. GUY BOOTHBY. The Woman of Death. A Desperate Compiracy. .4 Royal .4flair. H. G. WELLS The Invisible Man. HORACE A. VACHELL. The Face of Clay. R. L. STEVENSON and LLOYD OSBOURNE. The Wraaa Bar. K. and H. PRICHARD. The Chronicles ...
... EMPIRE. By George ADVENTU a RES y OF CAPTAIN KETTLE. By C. J. Eion. THZ ej a i rSTER K dit EY. By lloveneeWardes. dd. THE INVISIBLE MAN. By FL G. Wells. fd. CONFESSIONS OF A POACHER. By J. Connefl. Si ...
... The Old House a: Sandwich 78. Dead Men's Shoes 79. The Rose of Judah 80. Tracked Down RI. The fimlor Partner 82. The Invisible Man 83. Meadowsweet and Rae 84. The Shadow of the Rops 85. The Hinderers 86. Th 3 Golden Calf 87. Willowdene Will 88. The Trials ...
... needed. The business is firmly founded. It is surprising how much one hired man can do bringing custom to a shop. A man stops opppsite shop window and looks intently into it. Another man notices this, and stops to look also. A woman follow suit, then a couple ...
... course, lives at Bexhill, 'The Heavenly' Twins' station is Tunbridge Wells—which remind s me that Mr. H. G. Wells, 'The Invisible Man,' lir e , at Sandgate. Justin McCarthy, the well-know n historian and novelist, resides at Westgate-on-Sea, and Henry James' ...
... population of Great Britain ; that it is evident that we must make these lines appeal to every intelligent man and woman in the country. To be intelligent a man must have his eyes continually open, not only to the interests of his employer, but to his own also ...
... suspicions been in any way roused he would have shown the letter to a detective (who having got on the track of The Invisible Man, .5 The Man on the Train a Policeman, Detective and Patriot. ...