Titlebook: An H. G. Wells Companion; A guide to the novel J. R. Hammond Book 1979 J. R. Hammond 1979 fiction.history of literature.literature.nineteen

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溺愛

,Die Wirtschaftspolitik der L?nder,he had employed with such effectiveness in . and .. In common with these it is written in the first person, a device which gives immediacy to the narrative and a convincing atmosphere of verisimilitude.

濕潤

The War of the Worldshe had employed with such effectiveness in . and .. In common with these it is written in the first person, a device which gives immediacy to the narrative and a convincing atmosphere of verisimilitude.

NOT

Backgroundring scientific romances. These books—., . and others—have carried his name literally throughout the world. Even those who have read none of his works have heard something of his reputation as a prophet and as a writer of strange fantasies of the future. They may have seen his epic film .. They will

散布

preeclampsia

善于

The Island of Doctor Moreauuctively be examined through the medium of three satirical novels: . (1896), .. . (1928), and . (1936). All three contain satirical and allegorical elements. Each needs to be read several times before the full meaning of the allegory is understood.

Benign

The Invisible Manhe first time on its publication as a serial in . in the summer of 1897 and as a book in the autumn of that year. To a contemporary reader, encountering Wells’s works in the order of their publication, it must have been immediately apparent that here was a work of unusual imaginative power. For . is

迷住

The War of the Worldshich I completely wreck and destroy Woking—killing my neighbours in painful and eccentric ways—then proceed via Kingston and Richmond to London, which I sack, selecting South Kensingon for feats of peculiar atrocity.’ He was at this time living at Lynton, Maybury Road, Woking and during his cycling

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