When the Sleeper Wakes by H. G. (Herbert George) Wells
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page 45 of 393 (11%)
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Show us the Sleeper!"
The thickset man rushed suddenly to the archway. "Wild!" he cried, "How do they know? Do they know? Or is it guessing?" There was perhaps an answer. "I can't come," said the thickset man; "I have _him_ to see to. But shout from the balcony." There was an inaudible reply. "Say he is not awake. Anything! I leave it to you." He came hurrying back to Graham. "You must have clothes at once," he said. "You cannot stop here -- and it will be impossible to --" He rushed away, Graham shouting unanswered questions after him. In a moment he was back. "I can't tell you what is happening. It is too complex to explain. In a moment you shall have your clothes made. Yes -- in a moment. And then I can take you away from here. You will find out our troubles soon enough." |
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