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Mar 09

The War of the Worlds - Chapter 26

Wreckage: "My home was desolate. I perceived the folly of the faint hope I had cherished so long. And then a strange thing occurred. 'It is no use,' said a voice."

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Mar 06

The War of the Worlds - Chapter 24

The Man on Putney Hill: "They kept on coming. These green stars--I've seen none these five or six days, bit I've no doubt they're falling somewhere every night. Nothing's to be done.We're under! We're beat!"

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Mar 03

The War of the Worlds - Chapter 23

The Work of Fifteen Days: The red weed had created the landscape, weird and lurid, of another planet.

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Feb 27

The War of the Worlds - Chapter 22

The Stillness: Did it mean the possibility of escape?

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