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Wells, H. G. (Herbert George), 1866-1946

"The Research Magnificent"

I had an odd adventure near Kiev.
During a pogrom."
And he drowned the developing situation in a flood of description. . . .
But it was not so easy to drown the little things that were
presently thrown out by Lady Marayne. They were so much more in the
air. . . .

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Sir Philip suddenly got out of the picture even as Benham had
foreseen.
"Easton has gone away," he remarked three days later to Amanda.
"I told him to go. He is a bore with you about. But otherwise he
is rather a comfort, Cheetah." She meditated upon Sir Philip. "And
he's an HONOURABLE man," she said. "He's safe. . . ."

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After that visit it was that the notes upon love and sex began in
earnest. The scattered memoranda upon the perfectness of heroic
love for the modern aristocrat ended abruptly. Instead there came
the first draft for a study of jealousy. The note was written in
pencil on Chexington notepaper and manifestly that had been
supported on the ribbed cover of a book. There was a little
computation in the corner, converting forty-five degrees Reaumur
into degrees Fahrenheit, which made White guess it had been written
in the Red Sea.


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