Author: H. G. Wells
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Is there a fourth dimension in which a human being may be able to see his fellow-men, to watch their actions, to feel as though he himself were participating, yet be unable to touch them, hear them, or communicate with them? What happens to us after death? Are there ghosts?
Round these questions H. G. Wells has written fifteen tales, which, with gathering momentum, finally overwhelm us in a torrent of logical, seemingly convincing facts. The author, who has obviously pondered deeply the problem of the supernatural, leaves the reader to judge for himself the credibility of the tales.
Introduction by Frank Wells.
The Remarkable Case of Davidson's Eyes
The Moth
The Story of the Late Mr. Elvesham
Under the Knife
The Plattner Story
The Crystal Egg
The Man Who Could Work Miracles
A Dream of Armageddon
The New Accelerator
The Door in the Wall
The Apple
The Temptation of Harringay
Skelmersdale in Fairyland
The Inexperienced Ghost
The Stolen Body
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