Wells science fiction masterpiece

Author: Wells
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The content of this book: Although the Invisibility Man is exhausted and injured, he is unwilling to easily believe in the promise of respecting his freedom made by Kemp. He checks the two windows of the bedroom, pulls up the blinds, pushes open the window, and looks to see if it is possible to escape here, as Kemp said. The night outside is quiet, with a crescent moon hanging in the sky of the highlands. He also checks the lock of the bedroom and the two doors of the dressing room, feeling that his freedom is more secure. Then he appears satisfied, standing on the earth rug in front of the fireplace. Kemp hears a groan. "Sorry," the Invisibility Man says, "tonight, I can't tell you everything I've done. I'm too tired. Of course, these things are strange and terrible! But believe me, Kemp, these things are possible, even though you have a different opinion this morning. I have a new invention. I originally wanted to keep this secret to myself, but I can't. I need a partner. And you, we can do these things together, but not until tomorrow. Now, Kemp, I feel that if I don't sleep now, I will die."