The War of the Wenuses
The War of the Wenuses
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Oneman said, as he bound up a punctured thigh, that the Heat Ray of theMartians was nothing compared with me. I was moting towards Leatherhead, where my cousin lived, when the streak of light caused by the ThirdCrinoline curdled the paraffin tank. Vain was it to throw water on thetroubled oil; the mischief was done. Meanwhile a storm broke. Thelightning flashed, the rain beat against my face, the night wasexceptionally dark, and to add to my difficulties the motor took thewick between its teeth... and fairly bolted.
No one who has never seen an automobile during a spasm of motor ataxycan have any idea of what I suffered. I held the middle of the way for afew yards, but just opposite Uxbridge Road Station I turned the wheelhard a-port, and the motor car overturned. Two men sprang from nowhere, as men will, and sat on its occiput, while I crawled into Uxbridge RoadStation and painfully descended the stairs.
I found the platform empty save for a colony of sturdy little newsboys, whose stalwart determination to live filled me with admiration, which Iwas enjoying until a curious sibillation beneath the bookstall stirredme with panic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oneman said, as he bound up a punctured thigh, that the Heat Ray of theMartians was nothing compared with me. I was moting towards Leatherhead, where my cousin lived, when the streak of light caused by the ThirdCrinoline curdled the paraffin tank. Vain was it to throw water on thetroubled oil; the mischief was done. Meanwhile a storm broke. Thelightning flashed, the rain beat against my face, the night wasexceptionally dark, and to add to my difficulties the motor took thewick between its teeth... and fairly bolted.
No one who has never seen an automobile during a spasm of motor ataxycan have any idea of what I suffered. I held the middle of the way for afew yards, but just opposite Uxbridge Road Station I turned the wheelhard a-port, and the motor car overturned. Two men sprang from nowhere, as men will, and sat on its occiput, while I crawled into Uxbridge RoadStation and painfully descended the stairs.
I found the platform empty save for a colony of sturdy little newsboys, whose stalwart determination to live filled me with admiration, which Iwas enjoying until a curious sibillation beneath the bookstall stirredme with panic.
What to read after The War of the Wenuses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles L Charles Larcom Graves to read onlineMoreLess
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