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War of the Worlds Concordance - Section 023

[PREV] [INDEX] [NEXT] -------------------------------------------- oiitiedioed ----------------------- c05 f005r.P.053 W horsell i noted a little black knot of men the c04 f004r.P.101 W but showing as a little black object against -------------------------------------------- oiitiedop ------------------------- c07 f007r.P.032 W -beside him ran a little boy-he passed me wishing c11 f011r.P.102 W sob and weep like a little boy in a perfect passion c06 f006r.P.085 W least two women and a little boy were crushed and -------------------------------------------- oiitieeort ------------------------ c16 f016r.P.200 W high road came a little cart drawn by a sweating c12 f012r.P.035 W the post office a little cart filled with boxes c12 f012r.P.182 W old women to pack a little cart-the wey has a treble -------------------------------------------- oiitieerond ----------------------- c03 f003r.P.002 W =i found a little crowd of perhaps twenty c05 f005r.P.018 W two groups one a little crowd towards woking -------------------------------------------- oiitienop ------------------------- c16 f016r.P.312 W nging into it again-a little way down the lane with c16 f016r.P.233 W pungent-and indeed a little way up the road a villa -------------------------------------------- oiitieond ------------------------- c04 f004r.P.020 W =the crowd swayed a little and i elbowed my way c02 f002r.P.094 W -that sobered him a little-and when he saw henderson -------------------------------------------- oin ------------------------------- c15 f015r.P.255 W oused-in the latter aim they certainly c09 f009r.P.066 W =it ain t no murder killing c09 f009r.P.070 W first speaker-there ain t no time-do it c09 f009r.P.061 W =ain t they got any c07 f007r.P.060 W =ain t yer just been -------------------------------------------- oinies ---------------------------- c14 f014r.P.356 W stare out and ask aimless questions dressing -------------------------------------------- oiniesip -------------------------- c14 f014r.P.297 W prowled out again aimlessly-he returned and c12 f012r.P.320 W erted boats pitched aimlessly upon the confusion -------------------------------------------- oinipdt --------------------------- c06 f006r.P.017 W recognition and all night long the common c08 f008r.P.080 W =all night long the martians c15 f015r.P.237 W coombe and malden-all night through their destructive c08 f008r.P.065 W lay about on it all night under the stars -------------------------------------------- oinipdtionp ----------------------- c06 f006r.P.017 W recognition and all night long the common from c08 f008r.P.080 W =all night long the martians were -------------------------------------------- oinipdtionptde -------------------- c06 f006r.P.017 W recognition and all night long the common from horsell c08 f008r.P.080 W =all night long the martians were hammering -------------------------------------------- oinops ---------------------------- c06 f006r.P.048 W whom a crowd is always an occasion for c09 f009r.P.059 W yer trenches-you always want trenches-you -------------------------------------------- oinost ---------------------------- c13 f013r.P.111 W hand and spoke in almost a complaining tone= c14 f014r.P.084 W essions occurred in almost all the earlier c12 f012r.P.122 W tance-the men stood almost as if under inspection= c01 f001r.P.007 W studied perhaps almost as narrowly as c12 f012r.P.366 W breast high in the almost boiling water dumbfounded c05 f005r.P.065 W mference of the now almost complete circle c09 f009r.P.095 W hammering and an almost continuous streamer c02 f002r.P.033 W thing itself lay almost entirely buried c13 f013r.P.104 W hair lay in crisp almost flaxen curls on c05 f005r.P.126 W still a pale bright almost greenish blue-the c10 f010r.P.119 W =i crawled out almost immediately and c12 f012r.P.213 W hting was beginning-almost immediately unseen c01 f001r.P.200 W seems to me now almost incredibly wonderful c10 f010r.P.102 W vanish and reappear almost instantly as it c01 f001r.P.220 W rumbling softened almost into melody by c14 f014r.P.141 W unica tion which is almost invariably closed c11 f011r.P.098 W =he followed me almost mechanically into c11 f011r.P.005 W carpet-i got up almost mechanically went c05 f005r.P.096 W very strange-an almost noise less and c12 f012r.P.312 W tidal bore but almost scaldingly hot c11 f011r.P.160 W hid among some almost scorching heaps c05 f005r.P.122 W seemed now dark almost to blackness except c13 f013r.P.124 W chin now sunken almost to his knees= -------------------------------------------- oinostinedioteip ------------------ c10 f010r.P.119 W =i crawled out almost immediately and crouched my c12 f012r.P.213 W hting was beginning-almost immediately unseen batteries -------------------------------------------- oinostos -------------------------- c12 f012r.P.122 W tance-the men stood almost as if under inspection= c01 f001r.P.007 W studied perhaps almost as narrowly as a man -------------------------------------------- oinostto -------------------------- c05 f005r.P.122 W seemed now dark almost to blackness except c13 f013r.P.124 W chin now sunken almost to his knees= -------------------------------------------- oinsions -------------------------- c14 f014r.P.095 W -there he heard allusions made to the invasion -------------------------------------------- oint ------------------------------ c09 f009r.P.066 W =it ain t no murder killing c09 f009r.P.070 W first speaker-there ain t no time-do it in c09 f009r.P.061 W =ain t they got any necks c07 f007r.P.060 W =ain t yer just been there- -------------------------------------------- ointno ---------------------------- c09 f009r.P.066 W =it ain t no murder killing c09 f009r.P.070 W first speaker-there ain t no time-do it in a -------------------------------------------- oio ------------------------------- c16 f016r.P.399 W little child with all a child s want of c10 f010r.P.140 W drowned the thunder aloo-aloo-and in another c10 f010r.P.140 W the thunder aloo-aloo-and in another -------------------------------------------- oiodont --------------------------- c11 f011r.P.121 W there was fire all about him and he found c14 f014r.P.348 W =and all about him in the rooms c16 f016r.P.363 W =way-cried the men all about him-make way= c07 f007r.P.004 W through the heather-all about me gathered the c05 f005r.P.145 W dusk and stillness all about me-such an extraordinary c14 f014r.P.339 W the devil is it all about-said my brother c15 f015r.P.044 W the pine trees all about the guns flashed -------------------------------------------- oiodontdin ------------------------ c11 f011r.P.121 W there was fire all about him and he found himself c14 f014r.P.348 W =and all about him in the rooms below c16 f016r.P.363 W =way-cried the men all about him-make way= -------------------------------------------- oiodontne ------------------------- c07 f007r.P.004 W through the heather-all about me gathered the invisible c05 f005r.P.145 W dusk and stillness all about me-such an extraordinary -------------------------------------------- oioione --------------------------- c02 f002r.P.054 W cylinder/he was all alone on the common= c16 f016r.P.320 W of eight or nine all alone threw herself under -------------------------------------------- oion ------------------------------ c13 f013r.P.053 W rboiled hands would allow down the river c12 f012r.P.176 W believe in order to allow of the passage -------------------------------------------- oiond ----------------------------- c04 f004r.P.067 W lsated convulsively-a lank tentacular appendage c12 f012r.P.382 W upon me-i screamed aloud and scalded half c04 f004r.P.046 W over me-there was a loud shriek from a woman -------------------------------------------- oione ----------------------------- c04 f004r.P.054 W -i found myself alone and saw the people c12 f012r.P.017 W giants-had i been alone i think i should c02 f002r.P.054 W cylinder/he was all alone on the common= c05 f005r.P.140 W unprotected and alone-suddenly like a c16 f016r.P.320 W eight or nine all alone threw herself under -------------------------------------------- oioned ---------------------------- c09 f009r.P.042 W told me no one was allowed over the canal c15 f015r.P.212 W black vapour was allowed to remain until -------------------------------------------- oioner ---------------------------- c08 f008r.P.023 W to whom i spoke-all over the district people c14 f014r.P.274 W distinctly audible all over the south of london- c14 f014r.P.134 W to return from all over the south western -------------------------------------------- oionertde ------------------------- c08 f008r.P.023 W to whom i spoke-all over the district people c14 f014r.P.274 W distinctly audible all over the south of london- c14 f014r.P.134 W to return from all over the south western lung -------------------------------------------- oionertdesontd -------------------- c14 f014r.P.274 W distinctly audible all over the south of london-my brother c14 f014r.P.134 W to return from all over the south western lung barnes -------------------------------------------- oionp ----------------------------- c15 f015r.P.059 W equal distances along a curved line between c05 f005r.P.110 W martians and all along a curving line c12 f012r.P.095 W -you d better go along and report yourself c10 f010r.P.131 W it went striding along and the brazen c16 f016r.P.065 W carriages hurrying along and the dust hung c16 f016r.P.133 W knuckles driving along an unknown lane c07 f007r.P.037 W firelit smoke and a long caterpillar of c12 f012r.P.060 W and as we hurried along i and the artilleryman c12 f012r.P.303 W estruction-it drove along in a straight line c10 f010r.P.190 W and worked my way along its palings= c14 f014r.P.250 W tell you striding along like men-most of c05 f005r.P.083 W a humming into a long loud droning noise- c14 f014r.P.285 W refugees passing along oxford street and c09 f009r.P.099 W with a flag on a long pole-the martians c14 f014r.P.322 W forerun ners of a long procession of flying c12 f012r.P.129 W jackets throwing up a long rampart and more c16 f016r.P.423 W moment and ripped a long splinter from the c12 f012r.P.392 W lifting again-of a long suspense and then c14 f014r.P.289 W alked in groups and along the edge of regent c08 f008r.P.085 W orsell and deployed along the edge of the c16 f016r.P.445 W going northward along the great northern c10 f010r.P.105 W bowled violently along the ground-that c16 f016r.P.159 W wayfarers came along the lane and of c16 f016r.P.331 W rseback riding past along the lane= c16 f016r.P.256 W group in the lane-along the margin came c11 f011r.P.036 W veral of the houses along the maybury road c16 f016r.P.025 W the stations and along the northward running c16 f016r.P.128 W and laid the whip along the pony s side- c15 f015r.P.140 W moving eastward along the riverbank with c06 f006r.P.025 W horsell bridge and along the road between c04 f004r.P.109 W made-anyone coming along the road from chobham c06 f006r.P.030 W the hum of voices along the road in the c16 f016r.P.453 W eople came hurrying along the road near by c16 f016r.P.047 W ahead of the crowd-along the road people c14 f014r.P.092 W strict were pouring along the roads londonward c15 f015r.P.067 W arily and painfully along the road that runs c12 f012r.P.117 W moving creakily along the road to addlestone c16 f016r.P.066 W in heavy clouds along the road to st- c09 f009r.P.042 W canal and looking along the road towards c15 f015r.P.245 W the blazing trees along the slopes of rich c14 f014r.P.240 W turned eastward along the strand-some c14 f014r.P.228 W =going on along the strand to trafalgar c16 f016r.P.027 W black vapour drove along the thames and c10 f010r.P.045 W old woking i saw along the western horizon c12 f012r.P.077 W about half a mile along this road= c07 f007r.P.008 W horsell and ran along this to the crossroads= c11 f011r.P.106 W =it was a long time before he c13 f013r.P.072 W =for a long time i drifted c14 f014r.P.326 W =for a long time my brother c11 f011r.P.130 W dead horse for a long time peeping out c11 f011r.P.166 W had been skulking along towards maybury c12 f012r.P.190 W people came panting along under heavy bur c12 f012r.P.102 W =farther along we came upon a c16 f016r.P.289 W thrusting their way along wretched unkempt -------------------------------------------- oionpiond ------------------------- c12 f012r.P.060 W and as we hurried along i and the artilleryman c05 f005r.P.083 W a humming into a long loud droning noise-slowly -------------------------------------------- oionpo ---------------------------- c15 f015r.P.059 W equal distances along a curved line between c05 f005r.P.110 W martians and all along a curving line beyond -------------------------------------------- oionpond -------------------------- c12 f012r.P.095 W -you d better go along and report yourself c10 f010r.P.131 W it went striding along and the brazen hood c16 f016r.P.065 W carriages hurrying along and the dust hung in -------------------------------------------- oionpondtde ----------------------- c10 f010r.P.131 W it went striding along and the brazen hood that c16 f016r.P.065 W carriages hurrying along and the dust hung in heavy -------------------------------------------- oionptde -------------------------- c14 f014r.P.289 W alked in groups and along the edge of regent c08 f008r.P.085 W orsell and deployed along the edge of the common c16 f016r.P.445 W going northward along the great northern c10 f010r.P.105 W bowled violently along the ground-that was c16 f016r.P.159 W wayfarers came along the lane and of these c16 f016r.P.331 W rseback riding past along the lane= c16 f016r.P.256 W group in the lane-along the margin came those c11 f011r.P.036 W veral of the houses along the maybury road and c16 f016r.P.025 W the stations and along the northward running c16 f016r.P.128 W and laid the whip along the pony s side-in c15 f015r.P.140 W moving eastward along the riverbank with c06 f006r.P.025 W horsell bridge and along the road between the c04 f004r.P.109 W made-anyone coming along the road from chobham c06 f006r.P.030 W the hum of voices along the road in the gloaming= c16 f016r.P.453 W eople came hurrying along the road near by their c16 f016r.P.047 W ahead of the crowd-along the road people were c14 f014r.P.092 W strict were pouring along the roads londonward c15 f015r.P.067 W arily and painfully along the road that runs c12 f012r.P.117 W moving creakily along the road to addlestone c16 f016r.P.066 W in heavy clouds along the road to st-albans= c09 f009r.P.042 W canal and looking along the road towards the c15 f015r.P.245 W the blazing trees along the slopes of rich c14 f014r.P.240 W turned eastward along the strand-some way c14 f014r.P.228 W =going on along the strand to trafalgar c16 f016r.P.027 W black vapour drove along the thames and across c10 f010r.P.045 W old woking i saw along the western horizon -------------------------------------------- oionptdeedpe ---------------------- c14 f014r.P.289 W alked in groups and along the edge of regent s park c08 f008r.P.085 W orsell and deployed along the edge of the common to -------------------------------------------- oionptdeedpeot -------------------- c14 f014r.P.289 W alked in groups and along the edge of regent s park there c08 f008r.P.085 W orsell and deployed along the edge of the common to form -------------------------------------------- oionptdeione ---------------------- c16 f016r.P.159 W wayfarers came along the lane and of these my c16 f016r.P.331 W rseback riding past along the lane= -------------------------------------------- oionptderood ---------------------- c06 f006r.P.025 W horsell bridge and along the road between the hedges c04 f004r.P.109 W made-anyone coming along the road from chobham or c06 f006r.P.030 W the hum of voices along the road in the gloaming= c16 f016r.P.453 W eople came hurrying along the road near by their stopping c16 f016r.P.047 W ahead of the crowd-along the road people were standing c15 f015r.P.067 W arily and painfully along the road that runs northward c12 f012r.P.117 W moving creakily along the road to addlestone and c16 f016r.P.066 W in heavy clouds along the road to st-albans= c09 f009r.P.042 W canal and looking along the road towards the bridge -------------------------------------------- oionptderoodto -------------------- c12 f012r.P.117 W moving creakily along the road to addlestone and c16 f016r.P.066 W in heavy clouds along the road to st-albans= -------------------------------------------- oionptdestrond -------------------- c14 f014r.P.240 W turned eastward along the strand-some way behind c14 f014r.P.228 W =going on along the strand to trafalgar square -------------------------------------------- oionptdis ------------------------- c12 f012r.P.077 W about half a mile along this road= c07 f007r.P.008 W horsell and ran along this to the crossroads= -------------------------------------------- oionptine ------------------------- c11 f011r.P.106 W =it was a long time before he could c13 f013r.P.072 W =for a long time i drifted so painful c14 f014r.P.326 W =for a long time my brother stared c11 f011r.P.130 W dead horse for a long time peeping out furtively -------------------------------------------- oiop ------------------------------ c07 f007r.P.077 W thing i said to allay the fears i had -------------------------------------------- oiorn ----------------------------- c14 f014r.P.132 W vague feeling of alarm had spread to the -------------------------------------------- oiorned --------------------------- c14 f014r.P.102 W interested or if alarmed alarmed only on c14 f014r.P.097 W referee-he became alarmed at the news in c14 f014r.P.009 W =the martians alarmed by the approach c14 f014r.P.102 W ested or if alarmed alarmed only on account -------------------------------------------- oiorpe ---------------------------- c03 f003r.P.063 W icycles-in addition a large number of people c02 f002r.P.058 W down upon the sand-a large piece suddenly c03 f003r.P.085 W =a large portion of the -------------------------------------------- oiost ----------------------------- c15 f015r.P.288 W government was with a last expiring effort c16 f016r.P.238 W bundle and weeping-a lost retriever dog with -------------------------------------------- oiot ------------------------------ c10 f010r.P.154 W osition or think at all of my imminent peril= c12 f012r.P.195 W =there was a lot of shouting and -------------------------------------------- oiote ----------------------------- c13 f013r.P.071 W steadily across a late field of hay= c08 f008r.P.037 W junction until a late hour trains were -------------------------------------------- oir ------------------------------- c14 f014r.P.120 W of panic in the air-a man in a blue c12 f012r.P.308 W explosion shook the air and a spout of c12 f012r.P.224 W jerked up into the air and hung/and forthwith c15 f015r.P.178 W down through the air and poured over c15 f015r.P.192 W moisture of the air and sank to the c12 f012r.P.240 W case high in the air and the ghostly c09 f009r.P.197 W into the still air and throwing dark c01 f001r.P.034 W could begin-it has air and water and all c04 f004r.P.068 W other swayed in the air= c02 f002r.P.041 W flight through the air as to forbid his c11 f011r.P.030 W burning was in the air= c05 f005r.P.071 W into the still air= c01 f001r.P.048 W coldest winter-its air is much more attenuated c12 f012r.P.286 W shells burst in the air near the body as c15 f015r.P.214 W purpose cleared the air of it again by c05 f005r.P.134 W of the evening air= c09 f009r.P.031 W laughed with an air of the greatest c09 f009r.P.202 W rough the hot quiet air one heard the whirr c15 f015r.P.198 W feet up in the air on the roofs and c15 f015r.P.157 W nother and then the air quivered again c12 f012r.P.226 W explosion shook the air smashing two or c12 f012r.P.326 W froth into the air/the tentacles swayed c10 f010r.P.003 W hay was in the air through the lush c10 f010r.P.102 W two feet in the air to vanish and reappear c04 f004r.P.044 W wriggled in the air towards me and c02 f002r.P.114 W of the cylinder-air was either entering c12 f012r.P.354 W =the air was full of sound -------------------------------------------- oireodp --------------------------- c11 f011r.P.142 W it that was not already a blackened skeleton c01 f001r.P.066 W lectual side of man already admits that life c16 f016r.P.300 W heat and dust had already been at work upon c07 f007r.P.074 W a cold one had already been served and c03 f003r.P.004 W cylinder lay-i have already described the appearance c08 f008r.P.022 W were inert-i have already described the behaviour c09 f009r.P.199 W eastward-the smoke already extended far away c12 f012r.P.188 W but there were already far more people c01 f001r.P.045 W our planet has already gone far indeed c09 f009r.P.184 W myself of what i already knew that his wife c12 f012r.P.013 W forthwith-for i already perceived clearly c12 f012r.P.281 W -the monster was already raising the case c15 f015r.P.045 W the men who were already running over the c11 f011r.P.002 W =i have already said that my storms c12 f012r.P.241 W heat ray i had already seen on friday c02 f002r.P.130 W unemployed men had already started for the c16 f016r.P.450 W of the day had already utterly exhausted c02 f002r.P.050 W wards weybridge was already warm-he did not -------------------------------------------- oireodpden ------------------------ c16 f016r.P.300 W heat and dust had already been at work upon this c07 f007r.P.074 W a cold one had already been served and remained -------------------------------------------- oireodpdeserided ------------------ c03 f003r.P.004 W cylinder lay-i have already described the appearance c08 f008r.P.022 W were inert-i have already described the behaviour of -------------------------------------------- oirnos ---------------------------- c02 f002r.P.114 W of the cylinder-air was either entering c12 f012r.P.354 W =the air was full of sound a -------------------------------------------- oiron ----------------------------- c15 f015r.P.198 W feet up in the air on the roofs and upper c16 f016r.P.305 W weak-through it all ran a refrain= -------------------------------------------- oirond ---------------------------- c12 f012r.P.308 W explosion shook the air and a spout of water c12 f012r.P.224 W jerked up into the air and hung/and forthwith c15 f015r.P.178 W down through the air and poured over the c15 f015r.P.192 W moisture of the air and sank to the earth c12 f012r.P.240 W case high in the air and the ghostly terrible c09 f009r.P.197 W into the still air and throwing dark shadows c01 f001r.P.034 W could begin-it has air and water and all that -------------------------------------------- oirot ----------------------------- c15 f015r.P.214 W purpose cleared the air of it again by wading c09 f009r.P.031 W laughed with an air of the greatest good -------------------------------------------- oisides --------------------------- c14 f014r.P.188 W upon them from all sides-guns were in rapid c04 f004r.P.052 W exclama tions on all sides-there was a general -------------------------------------------- oiso ------------------------------ c07 f007r.P.041 W terrace-it was all so real and so familiar- c11 f011r.P.184 W doubt mine was also= c05 f005r.P.039 W rrivals from woking also helped to restore c14 f014r.P.037 W =in london also on saturday night c13 f013r.P.083 W last spurt-i was also very thirsty and c11 f011r.P.083 W s there-he said also whispering standing -------------------------------------------- oitde ----------------------------- c12 f012r.P.189 W more people than all the boats going to c14 f014r.P.091 W and weybridge and all the district were pouring c14 f014r.P.084 W occurred in almost all the earlier reports/ c04 f004r.P.077 W the earth above all the extraordinary intensity c08 f008r.P.054 W were lights in all the houses on the common c15 f015r.P.111 W was the sense of all the huge unknown and c14 f014r.P.008 W worded telegram all the more striking for c08 f008r.P.066 W under the stars and all the next day-a noise c16 f016r.P.012 W =all the railway lines north c08 f008r.P.002 W thing to my mind of all the strange and wonderful c14 f014r.P.253 W these arrivals-at all the street corners c14 f014r.P.017 W =of course all the students in the c13 f013r.P.127 W =all the work all the sunday schools c10 f010r.P.171 W the meaning of all the things i had seen c14 f014r.P.354 W indeed through all the vastness of london c13 f013r.P.127 W =all the work all the sunday c13 f013r.P.117 W our work undone all the work what are these c12 f012r.P.164 W the midst of it all the worthy vicar was -------------------------------------------- oitdenord ------------------------- c13 f013r.P.127 W =all the work all the sunday c13 f013r.P.117 W our work undone all the work what are these -------------------------------------------- oitdis ---------------------------- c09 f009r.P.102 W onfess the sight of all this armament all this c13 f013r.P.149 W -plentiful hope for all this destruction= c07 f007r.P.049 W and tragedy of it all-this feeling was very c05 f005r.P.116 W =all this had happened with c14 f014r.P.272 W invaders without all this inconvenience= c09 f009r.P.102 W all this armament all this preparation greatly c16 f016r.P.111 W had a revolver all this time but it had -------------------------------------------- oitdonpd -------------------------- c11 f011r.P.049 W nguish no people at all though i peered intently c02 f002r.P.012 W in my study-and although my french windows c02 f002r.P.062 W this meant and although the heat was excessive -------------------------------------------- oitdose --------------------------- c14 f014r.P.282 W tails-he thought of all those silent expectant c15 f015r.P.095 W and the spirit of all those watching batteries -------------------------------------------- oitdot ---------------------------- c15 f015r.P.175 W wisps was death to all that breathes= c06 f006r.P.084 W struggle occurred-all that crowd did not escape/ c01 f001r.P.123 W =in spite of all that has happened since c02 f002r.P.108 W =ogilvy told him all that he had seen-henderson c16 f016r.P.156 W out of london and all that he knew of these c14 f014r.P.123 W of valuables and all that he said-they come c16 f016r.P.294 W certain things all that host had in common- c01 f001r.P.034 W air and water and all that is necessary for c01 f001r.P.169 W i had seen and all that it would presently c07 f007r.P.090 W myself by repeating all that ogilvy had told c14 f014r.P.060 W time to realise all that the hastily worded c01 f001r.P.092 W mapped so well-all that time the martians -------------------------------------------- oitdotde -------------------------- c02 f002r.P.108 W =ogilvy told him all that he had seen-henderson c16 f016r.P.156 W out of london and all that he knew of these martians c14 f014r.P.123 W of valuables and all that he said-they come -------------------------------------------- oitdre ---------------------------- c07 f007r.P.066 W gate-thenks/and all three of them laughed= c16 f016r.P.450 W utterly exhausted all three of them-they began -------------------------------------------- oitdreot -------------------------- c07 f007r.P.066 W gate-thenks/and all three of them laughed= c16 f016r.P.450 W utterly exhausted all three of them-they began -------------------------------------------- oitdreottden ---------------------- c07 f007r.P.066 W gate-thenks/and all three of them laughed= c16 f016r.P.450 W utterly exhausted all three of them-they began to suffer -------------------------------------------- oiter ----------------------------- c14 f014r.P.049 W arrange ments to alter the route of the -------------------------------------------- oitered --------------------------- c07 f007r.P.021 W the point of view altered abruptly-there c03 f003r.P.053 W the common had altered very much-the early -------------------------------------------- oito ------------------------------ c12 f012r.P.106 W furniture/they were all too assiduously engaged c12 f012r.P.345 W hid the martians alto gether-the noise -------------------------------------------- oitopetder ------------------------ c14 f014r.P.205 W cylinder fifteen altogether-and one at least c15 f015r.P.200 W escaping its poison altogether as was proved even c16 f016r.P.174 W from the country altogether= c14 f014r.P.397 W some ten pounds altogether into his pockets c05 f005r.P.129 W appliances were altogether invisible save c10 f010r.P.113 W nster my nerve went altogether/not stopping to c14 f014r.P.191 W tons from woolwich-altogether one hundred and c03 f003r.P.066 W that there was altogether quite a considerable c13 f013r.P.023 W twenty square miles altogether that encircled c12 f012r.P.345 W hid the martians alto gether-the noise was deafening- -------------------------------------------- on -------------------------------- c07 f007r.P.044 W =perhaps i am a man of exceptional c01 f001r.P.098 W dated august n/i am inclined to think c04 f004r.P.013 W m a goin ome i am= c09 f009r.P.207 W =i am not an expert driver c09 f009r.P.003 W and close with i am told a rapidly c13 f013r.P.049 W =i saw an abandoned boat c10 f010r.P.051 W narrowly escaped an accident at the c14 f014r.P.040 W some waiting that an accident prevented c12 f012r.P.340 W until movement was an agony blundered c09 f009r.P.031 W -he laughed with an air of the greatest c09 f009r.P.095 W of hammering and an almost continuous c05 f005r.P.096 W ething very strange-an almost noise less c14 f014r.P.069 W moving about under an armour of metallic c14 f014r.P.220 W with the voices of an army of hawkers c02 f002r.P.105 W -it s a cylinder an artificial cylinder c14 f014r.P.306 W =his room was an attic and as he c12 f012r.P.165 W pluckily holding an early celebra tion c05 f005r.P.142 W =with an effort i turned c10 f010r.P.090 W movement/it was an elusive vision c02 f002r.P.075 W ificial hollow with an end that screwed c02 f002r.P.027 W from the sand pits-an enormous hole had c01 f001r.P.109 W ydrogen moving with an enormous velocity c15 f015r.P.171 W tinently disengaged an enormous volume c03 f003r.P.073 W streamers of smoke-an enterprising sweet c14 f014r.P.070 W ouses and massacred an entire battalion c09 f009r.P.089 W station to get an evening paper for c06 f006r.P.034 W special wire to an evening paper= c16 f016r.P.024 W drove the people in an ever thickening c14 f014r.P.146 W kingston-there was an exchange of pleasantries- c12 f012r.P.187 W =here we found an excited and noisy c13 f013r.P.021 W richmond masked an expectant black c16 f016r.P.087 W avoidable and being an expert boxer went c09 f009r.P.207 W =i am not an expert driver and c16 f016r.P.152 W pro fessed to be an expert shot with c14 f014r.P.175 W of the speed of an express train and c05 f005r.P.146 W all about me-such an extraordinary effect c05 f005r.P.149 W remember i felt an extraordinary persuasion c14 f014r.P.024 W -james s gazette in an extra special edition c10 f010r.P.139 W passed it set up an exultant deafening c14 f014r.P.085 W been written by an eye witness of c08 f008r.P.030 W messenger or even an eye witness of c15 f015r.P.223 W of a quarter of an hour sending chance c10 f010r.P.009 W and the horse had an hour s rest while c14 f014r.P.003 W student working for an imminent examination c03 f003r.P.048 W this idea-i felt an impatience to see c01 f001r.P.067 W admits that life is an incessant struggle c09 f009r.P.093 W rtians did not show an inch of themselves- c02 f002r.P.074 W mark jerk forward an inch or so-then c16 f016r.P.056 W etting some food at an inn= c12 f012r.P.184 W shepperton side was an inn with a lawn c10 f010r.P.136 W swept by me-and in an instant it was c13 f013r.P.166 W weybridge-he is not an insurance agent= c11 f011r.P.069 W ngine would seem to an intelligent lower c06 f006r.P.004 W able to generate an intense heat in c15 f015r.P.116 W =then after an interminable time c09 f009r.P.204 W esently stilled and an intermittent cracking c05 f005r.P.037 W -there was scarcely an intimation of movement c06 f006r.P.063 W men falling and an invisible hand c05 f005r.P.108 W -then it was as if an invisible yet intensely c11 f011r.P.068 W in my life how an ironclad or a steam c01 f001r.P.127 W slit in the roof an oblong profundity c15 f015r.P.084 W still-to us and to an observer about c13 f013r.P.068 W accompaniment of an obstructive crowd- c06 f006r.P.048 W crowd is always an occasion for noise c05 f005r.P.012 W like the arms of an octopus flashed c12 f012r.P.139 W white circles and an old omnibus among c16 f016r.P.261 W now and then when an opportunity showed c02 f002r.P.005 W and taken it for an ordinary falling c04 f004r.P.015 W and jostling one an other the one or c03 f003r.P.032 W more exciting than an overturned carriage c16 f016r.P.086 W realising from his an tagonist s face c08 f008r.P.015 W sensation that an ultimatum to germany c16 f016r.P.158 W and gave place to an uneasy state of c03 f003r.P.038 W the cylinder had an unfamiliar hue- c09 f009r.P.151 W blood red and threw an unfamiliar lurid c15 f015r.P.193 W dust-save that an unknown element c16 f016r.P.133 W ckles driving along an unknown lane with c02 f002r.P.093 W large and made an unsuccessful attempt c14 f014r.P.246 W of me-he noticed an unusual number c14 f014r.P.263 W byfleet he said-man on a bicycle came c06 f006r.P.033 W sent a messenger on a bicycle to the c16 f016r.P.379 W driver and a man on a black horse came c04 f004r.P.008 W ppeared to be going on about the pit-strange c14 f014r.P.109 W fighting going on about weybridge c12 f012r.P.036 W rseless heeled over on a broken wheel- c14 f014r.P.103 W larmed alarmed only on account of the c09 f009r.P.034 W under foot for days on account of the c11 f011r.P.109 W firing was going on across the common c14 f014r.P.257 W epsom high street on a derby day-my c01 f001r.P.146 W blackness looks on a frosty starlight c12 f012r.P.152 W could i hurried on after the artillery c16 f016r.P.319 W pebble and hobbled on again-and then c04 f004r.P.052 W ulate exclama tions on all sides-there c09 f009r.P.099 W ditch with a flag on a long pole-the c14 f014r.P.228 W =going on along the strand c12 f012r.P.306 W aside blundered on and collapsed with c12 f012r.P.100 W thanked me and rode on and we saw them c16 f016r.P.223 W thward one pressing on another-a great c09 f009r.P.022 W know how they live on another planet- c09 f009r.P.176 W leave-he was going on as i came out of c08 f008r.P.033 W nking sleeping went on as it had done c05 f005r.P.040 W as the dusk came on a slow intermittent c12 f012r.P.178 W rains that were put on at a later hour= c10 f010r.P.107 W body of machinery on a tripod stand= c16 f016r.P.340 W ifted out something on a white stretcher c10 f010r.P.186 W sideways and rushed on before i could c09 f009r.P.156 W what was going on behind his house- c12 f012r.P.265 W landing hastily on both sides of the c16 f016r.P.030 W island of survivors on castle hill alive c16 f016r.P.248 W =go on-go on-cried the voices- c16 f016r.P.064 W hour were mounted on cycles but there c14 f014r.P.348 W below in the houses on each side and across c01 f001r.P.189 W powerful telescope on earth as little c01 f001r.P.153 W watched-no one on earth dreamed of c01 f001r.P.186 W the tenth no one on earth has attempted c16 f016r.P.438 W hadley and there on either side of c09 f009r.P.193 W wheat field ahead on either side of c16 f016r.P.243 W between the villas on either side-the c10 f010r.P.004 W and the hedges on either side were c11 f011r.P.021 W that direction was on fire a broad hillside c02 f002r.P.031 W /the heather was on fire eastward and c13 f013r.P.064 W the river were on fire-it was strange c12 f012r.P.038 W which was still on fire none of the c11 f011r.P.041 W part smashed and on fire the hinder c16 f016r.P.228 W of men and women on foot and by the c14 f014r.P.365 W -the flying people on foot and in vehicles c16 f016r.P.190 W dress passed them on foot his eyes on c16 f016r.P.257 W those who were on foot threatened c13 f013r.P.007 W comrade and pushed on forthwith there c08 f008r.P.068 W state of things on friday night-in c12 f012r.P.241 W had already seen on friday night smote c08 f008r.P.006 W order headlong-if on friday night you c16 f016r.P.441 W water-and farther on from a lull near c16 f016r.P.248 W =go on-go on-cried the c16 f016r.P.322 W go on-i can t go on= c16 f016r.P.384 W handful of gold-go on-go on-shouted angry c15 f015r.P.199 W high houses and on great trees there c12 f012r.P.126 W =i shall go on he said= c02 f002r.P.090 W man simply drove on-he was equally c15 f015r.P.120 W raised his tube on high and discharged c11 f011r.P.102 W table put his head on his arms and began c13 f013r.P.105 W almost flaxen curls on his low forehead- c13 f013r.P.161 W him laid my hand on his shoulder= c12 f012r.P.248 W tmanteau he carried on his shoulder swung c16 f016r.P.137 W railway station on his way of the c16 f016r.P.193 W rage over he went on his way without c15 f015r.P.023 W volley and bolted on horse and foot c16 f016r.P.330 W coming said a man on horseback riding c16 f016r.P.387 W cart that the man on horseback stopped- c12 f012r.P.137 W dismounted some on horseback were c03 f003r.P.001 W =on horsell common= c02 f002r.P.101 W =it s out on horsell common c13 f013r.P.024 W martian encamp ment on horsell common c13 f013r.P.036 W their original pit on horsell common- c14 f014r.P.269 W house and come on= c16 f016r.P.162 W aster that had come on humanity deepened c16 f016r.P.322 W =i can t go on-i can t go on= c10 f010r.P.078 W had begun it went on in as rapid a succession c08 f008r.P.065 W bodies lay about on it all night under c16 f016r.P.356 W other s eyes rested on it and disgorged c10 f010r.P.072 W =close on its apparition c02 f002r.P.068 W linder was rotating on its body-it was c13 f013r.P.014 W followed cylinder on its interplanetary c10 f010r.P.127 W machine driving on its way-machine c01 f001r.P.163 W missile started on its way to the c07 f007r.P.099 W instance insisted on it the next morning c14 f014r.P.007 W the planet mars on life in the planets c07 f007r.P.096 W times more than on mars albeit his c01 f001r.P.181 W anything manlike on mars are a million c12 f012r.P.041 W be a living soul on maybury hill-the c02 f002r.P.007 W greatest authority on meteor ites stated c14 f014r.P.282 W run on saturday on military details- c07 f007r.P.082 W putting her hand on mine= c14 f014r.P.279 W now very anxious on my account and c05 f005r.P.047 W enuated horns-i too on my side began to c10 f010r.P.055 W houses i passed on my way were sleeping c09 f009r.P.165 W back-what s going on now= c16 f016r.P.335 W people crushed back on one another to c08 f008r.P.038 W stopping and going on others were shunting c12 f012r.P.053 W =on our side the fire c07 f007r.P.035 W mumble and went on over the bridge= c14 f014r.P.213 W in enormous type on paper so fresh c15 f015r.P.033 W if they had been on parade and fired c15 f015r.P.219 W the searchlights on richmond hill and c16 f016r.P.352 W =go on-said the people c14 f014r.P.005 W morning papers on saturday contained c14 f014r.P.037 W =in london also on saturday night c14 f014r.P.282 W as mine had run on saturday on military c12 f012r.P.055 W had been at work on saturday-trees c16 f016r.P.384 W of gold-go on-go on-shouted angry voices c08 f008r.P.041 W town trenching on smith s monopoly c15 f015r.P.009 W night hurrying on some operation c14 f014r.P.284 W imagine boilers on stilts a hundred c14 f014r.P.249 W martians-boilers on stilts i tell you c15 f015r.P.169 W canisters smashed on striking the ground c16 f016r.P.014 W warned by mid night on sunday and trains c14 f014r.P.055 W these events that on sunday morning c14 f014r.P.359 W had gone to bed on sunday night oblivious c14 f014r.P.015 W ravitational energy-on that last text c16 f016r.P.249 W s hands pressed on the back of another- c12 f012r.P.273 W other moment it was on the bank and in c12 f012r.P.089 W still standing on the bank by the c15 f015r.P.043 W heat rays to bear on the battery-the c14 f014r.P.152 W down waterloo road/on the bridge a number c12 f012r.P.113 W soldiers standing on the bridge over c14 f014r.P.302 W reflections danced on the ceiling-for c08 f008r.P.058 W remaining both on the chobham and c02 f002r.P.025 W orite lay somewhere on the common between c08 f008r.P.088 W barracks had been on the common earlier c05 f005r.P.113 W station opens out on the common-forth c02 f002r.P.054 W /he was all alone on the common= c08 f008r.P.054 W all the houses on the common side c09 f009r.P.083 W among the dead on the common-the c08 f008r.P.011 W people lying dead on the common whose c04 f004r.P.026 W he was standing on the cylinder and c03 f003r.P.081 W -he was standing on the cylinder which c03 f003r.P.046 W ntaining manuscript on the difficulties c14 f014r.P.368 W brother hesitated on the door step he c13 f013r.P.069 W little farther on the dry reeds up c07 f007r.P.092 W lishing themselves on the earth-in particular c04 f004r.P.099 W bobbing up and down on the edge of the c03 f003r.P.011 W five boys sitting on the edge of the c04 f004r.P.053 W struggling still on the edge of the c03 f003r.P.087 W the staring crowd on the edge of the c12 f012r.P.239 W drew nearer-one on the extreme left c16 f016r.P.393 W change to terror on the face of the c04 f004r.P.050 W place to horror on the faces of the c16 f016r.P.392 W released his grip on the fallen man c16 f016r.P.341 W and put it gently on the grass beneath c07 f007r.P.092 W cular i laid stress on the gravitational c15 f015r.P.282 W hoking and writhing on the ground and c15 f015r.P.041 W of the martian on the ground and c16 f016r.P.394 W the poor wretch on the ground and c16 f016r.P.190 W on foot his eyes on the ground-they c10 f010r.P.079 W rclaps treading one on the heels of another c09 f009r.P.118 W of firing-close on the heels of that c10 f010r.P.208 W nothing was burning on the hillside though c13 f013r.P.020 W suburban villas on the hilly slopes c01 f001r.P.094 W light was seen on the illuminated c13 f013r.P.151 W first but as i went on the interest dawning c16 f016r.P.295 W were fear and pain on their faces and c16 f016r.P.196 W across some fields on their left carrying c12 f012r.P.206 W soldiers stood on the lawn of the c10 f010r.P.190 W up to the fence on the left and worked c05 f005r.P.034 W crowd far away on the left towards c12 f012r.P.155 W pots of orchids on the lid of it and c13 f013r.P.078 W fears and i landed on the middlesex bank c08 f008r.P.087 W chobham to deploy on the north side c14 f014r.P.248 W with the people on the omnibuses-one c14 f014r.P.237 W rance of the people on the omnibuses-people c11 f011r.P.032 W opened out until on the one hand it c04 f004r.P.054 W saw the people on the other side c11 f011r.P.033 W woking station and on the other to the c09 f009r.P.084 W made the people on the outskirts of c16 f016r.P.054 W people crowded on the pavement and c14 f014r.P.006 W special articles on the planet mars c14 f014r.P.038 W waterloo in a cab-on the platform from c03 f003r.P.045 W ran fancifully on the possibilities c09 f009r.P.045 W of the martians on the previous evening- c14 f014r.P.262 W entirely destroyed on the previous night= c14 f014r.P.094 W what had happened on the previous night- c11 f011r.P.035 W below the hill on the railway near c14 f014r.P.321 W distance/close on the rear of this c05 f005r.P.016 W could be going on there= c15 f015r.P.228 W -before the guns on the richmond and c12 f012r.P.277 W unknown to anyone on the right bank c11 f011r.P.143 W hussars had been on the road beyond c15 f015r.P.198 W feet up in the air on the roofs and upper c02 f002r.P.116 W listened rapped on the scaly burnt c12 f012r.P.184 W across the river-on the shepperton c08 f008r.P.038 W thers were shunting on the sidings passengers c14 f014r.P.113 W friends from places on the south western c11 f011r.P.005 W water about me on the stair carpet- c12 f012r.P.167 W artilleryman seated on the step of the c02 f002r.P.084 W burn his hands on the still glowing c07 f007r.P.093 W tational difficulty-on the surface of c07 f007r.P.094 W times what it is on the surface of c01 f001r.P.165 W remember how i sat on the table there c07 f007r.P.075 W remained neglected on the table while c09 f009r.P.187 W apped it beside her on the tail of the c12 f012r.P.371 W in utter dismay on the towing path= c11 f011r.P.029 W ctions of it danced on the wall and ceiling c14 f014r.P.379 W stroying everything on the way-it is impossible c09 f009r.P.200 W tward and to woking on the west-the road c08 f008r.P.053 W villas burning on the woking border- c16 f016r.P.353 W -they are coming-go on= c16 f016r.P.264 W -was the cry-push on-they are coming= c16 f016r.P.439 W other place farther on they came upon c03 f003r.P.048 W large for assurance on this idea-i felt c16 f016r.P.141 W told them to drive on to edgware with c07 f007r.P.070 W i said and went on to my home= c10 f010r.P.178 W vague idea of going on to my own house c04 f004r.P.014 W =i went on to the crowd-there c09 f009r.P.181 W dish cover and ran on to the gate of c09 f009r.P.073 W left them and went on to the railway c16 f016r.P.179 W road they went on towards barnet c16 f016r.P.194 W rother s party went on towards the crossroads c12 f012r.P.127 W =farther on towards weybridge c11 f011r.P.113 W shield staggered up on tripod legs and c14 f014r.P.256 W rease as night drew on until at last the c10 f010r.P.206 W gingerly and pushed on up the hill-i made c16 f016r.P.264 W =push on-was the cry-push c10 f010r.P.165 W of this i pushed on wet and shivering -------------------------------------------- ond ------------------------------- c15 f015r.P.127 W report followed and a big projectile c14 f014r.P.176 W an express train and able to shoot out c12 f012r.P.079 W high-three legs and a body like luminium c15 f015r.P.220 W going to and fro and about eleven the c08 f008r.P.094 W hussars two maxims and about four hundred c12 f012r.P.173 W had assembled in and about the railway c14 f014r.P.114 W gentleman came and abused the south c16 f016r.P.362 W and dodged back and a cartwheel shaved c05 f005r.P.022 W not know his name and accosted-but it c12 f012r.P.291 W between a scream and a cheer= c14 f014r.P.301 W distant drumming and a clamour of bells- c14 f014r.P.078 W sunday sun put it and a clever and remarkably c16 f016r.P.026 W seen at barnes and a cloud of slowly c16 f016r.P.203 W end factory girls and a couple of little c12 f012r.P.067 W was a lieutenant and a couple of privates c16 f016r.P.027 W along the thames and across the flats c15 f015r.P.091 W south of the river and across the flat c11 f011r.P.081 W -then he came over and across the lawn c02 f002r.P.134 W time in going out and across the ottershaw c14 f014r.P.349 W houses on each side and across the road c06 f006r.P.083 W the crowd jammed and a desperate struggle c16 f016r.P.035 W shrieking people and a dozen stalwart c05 f005r.P.045 W advance stop watch and advance again spreading c15 f015r.P.011 W about eight o clock and advancing slowly c14 f014r.P.119 W the locks closed and a feeling of panic c16 f016r.P.316 W military moustache and a filthy black c10 f010r.P.161 W any people inside and after a time i c16 f016r.P.157 W higher in the sky and after a time their c14 f014r.P.293 W intermittently and after midnight c14 f014r.P.296 W -he was restless and after supper prowled c05 f005r.P.014 W ediately with drawn and afterwards a thin c08 f008r.P.061 W returned for now and again a light ray c08 f008r.P.082 W ready and ever and again a puff of c14 f014r.P.367 W heard people crying and again black smoke- c04 f004r.P.102 W houlder and knee up and again he seemed c11 f011r.P.178 W martians and ever and again our hands c12 f012r.P.061 W and looked now and again over our c11 f011r.P.201 W enlarged and ever and again puffs of c11 f011r.P.097 W repeated again and again= c07 f007r.P.087 W she said again and again= c15 f015r.P.207 W under the blue sky and against the prospect c01 f001r.P.184 W about midnight and again the night c12 f012r.P.134 W stop every now and again to stare c02 f002r.P.030 W visible a mile and a half away/the c15 f015r.P.016 W perhaps a mile and a half from his c15 f015r.P.205 W thingness-for a day and a half he remained c12 f012r.P.225 W heaved under foot and a heavy explosion c13 f013r.P.070 W smoking and glowing and a line of fire c06 f006r.P.085 W least two women and a little boy were c16 f016r.P.398 W covering her eyes and a little child c14 f014r.P.292 W warm and still and a little oppressive- c14 f014r.P.348 W =and all about him in c05 f005r.P.110 W and the martians and all along a curving c01 f001r.P.144 W infinitely remote and all around it was c06 f006r.P.017 W beyond recognition and all night long c16 f016r.P.156 W scape out of london and all that he knew c14 f014r.P.123 W boxes of valuables and all that he said- c01 f001r.P.034 W has air and water and all that is necessary c01 f001r.P.169 W gleam i had seen and all that it would c14 f014r.P.091 W alton and weybridge and all the district c01 f001r.P.172 W ershaw and chertsey and all their hundreds c08 f008r.P.066 W under the stars and all the next day- c07 f007r.P.066 W the gate-thenks/and all three of them c01 f001r.P.196 W political cartoon-and all unsuspected c05 f005r.P.140 W elpless unprotected and alone-suddenly c07 f007r.P.037 W white firelit smoke and a long caterpillar c14 f014r.P.289 W talked in groups and along the edge c16 f016r.P.025 W from the stations and along the northward c06 f006r.P.024 W horsell bridge and along the road c02 f002r.P.011 W writing in my study-and although my french c02 f002r.P.061 W what this meant and although the heat c05 f005r.P.097 W flash of light and a man fell headlong c14 f014r.P.224 W my brother said and a man in his sunday c16 f016r.P.379 W the next driver and a man on a black c16 f016r.P.302 W weary and footsore-and amid the various c12 f012r.P.246 W a hoarse murmur and a movement of feet c03 f003r.P.012 W their feet dangling and amusing themselves c09 f009r.P.095 W sound of hammering and an almost continuous c07 f007r.P.067 W =i felt foolish and angry-i tried and c07 f007r.P.020 W own feeble ness and anguish and the c14 f014r.P.250 W them were excited and animated by their c09 f009r.P.204 W presently stilled and an intermittent c06 f006r.P.063 W the men falling and an invisible hand c12 f012r.P.139 W in white circles and an old omnibus c05 f005r.P.066 W circle of people and a number of dim c06 f006r.P.022 W tragedy happened and a number of people c10 f010r.P.194 W black broad cloth and a pair of boots- c09 f009r.P.126 W had hit it flew and a piece of it came c15 f015r.P.052 W speck of blight and apparently engaged c05 f005r.P.068 W flash of light and a quantity of luminous c03 f003r.P.062 W chaise from chobham and a rather lordly c14 f014r.P.378 W gston and wimbledon and are advancing slowly c13 f013r.P.191 W of distant guns and a remote weird c10 f010r.P.209 W came a red glare and a rolling tumult c12 f012r.P.130 W =it s bows and arrows against c08 f008r.P.078 W presently clog vein and artery deaden nerve c08 f008r.P.031 W citement a shouting and a running to and c12 f012r.P.136 W -people packing and a score of hussars c12 f012r.P.145 W with a huge box and a score or more c04 f004r.P.012 W passed-a screwin and a screwin out-i c10 f010r.P.111 W driven headlong and a second huge tripod c12 f012r.P.234 W rolling motion and as fast as flying c14 f014r.P.306 W room was an attic and as he thrust his c04 f004r.P.031 W screw-i turned and as i did so the c09 f009r.P.137 W stay here i said-and as i spoke the c12 f012r.P.271 W across the river and as it advanced c10 f010r.P.148 W was now beginning and as it came and c01 f001r.P.050 W of its surface and as its slow seasons c03 f003r.P.103 W train from waterloo-and as it was then c14 f014r.P.356 W indows to stare out and ask aimless questions c03 f003r.P.088 W me to come down and asked me if i would c16 f016r.P.198 W stick in one hand and a small portmanteau c14 f014r.P.096 W to the invasion and a special prayer c12 f012r.P.308 W osion shook the air and a spout of water c14 f014r.P.150 W inging for evensong and a squad of salvation c16 f016r.P.022 W =and as the day advanced c12 f012r.P.359 W from the river and as the heat ray c05 f005r.P.098 W dlong and lay still-and as the unseen shaft c16 f016r.P.185 W grey with dust-and as they advanced c12 f012r.P.063 W drew near the road and as we did so we c12 f012r.P.060 W birds were hushed and as we hurried along c03 f003r.P.077 W henderson ogilvy and a tall fair haired c16 f016r.P.439 W side of the road and at another place c05 f005r.P.135 W anged save for that and a terrible astonish c02 f002r.P.031 W on fire eastward and a thin blue smoke c02 f002r.P.113 W inside had ceased and a thin circle of c10 f010r.P.083 W nding and confusing and a thin hail smote c08 f008r.P.049 W horsell a red glow and a thin veil of c16 f016r.P.178 W and deliberate and at last agreed c02 f002r.P.020 W the fall of it and at most have thought c12 f012r.P.179 W bridge until midday and at that hour we c01 f001r.P.158 W struck midnight-and at that i told c11 f011r.P.153 W followed the first and at that the artilleryman c13 f013r.P.095 W =i sat up and at the rustle of c10 f010r.P.015 W sheer heaviness and at the utmost could c12 f012r.P.183 W a treble mouth and at this point boats c10 f010r.P.161 W time i desisted and availing myself c11 f011r.P.039 W were a black heap and a vivid glare and c07 f007r.P.057 W =there were two men and a woman at the c14 f014r.P.028 W to leatherhead and back= c16 f016r.P.266 W crooked fingers and bawling eternity- c16 f016r.P.098 W the horse s head and became aware of c11 f011r.P.113 W on tripod legs and became the first c01 f001r.P.074 W =and before we judge c05 f005r.P.142 W effort i turned and began a stumbling c04 f004r.P.049 W now projecting and began pushing my c15 f015r.P.070 W intly in his throat and began running-but c09 f009r.P.148 W others dismounted and began running from c16 f016r.P.365 W the heap of coins and began thrusting c14 f014r.P.148 W into the station and began to clear c14 f014r.P.341 W nswered him vaguely and began to dress c11 f011r.P.102 W head on his arms and began to sob and c16 f016r.P.402 W back-he shouted and began turning the c14 f014r.P.349 W across the road and behind in the park c16 f016r.P.087 W was unavoidable and being an expert c15 f015r.P.276 W spreading coils and bellyings of that c12 f012r.P.185 W inn with a lawn and beyond that the c16 f016r.P.436 W ndescribable-but in and beyond the town c13 f013r.P.083 W also very thirsty and bitterly regretful c16 f016r.P.389 W his head round and bit the wrist that c05 f005r.P.128 W came out sharp and black against the c06 f006r.P.083 W road grows narrow and black between the c11 f011r.P.034 W to the charred and blackened pine c12 f012r.P.049 W but the scarred and blackened ruins c11 f011r.P.190 W houses and blasted and blackened trees c13 f013r.P.106 W large pale blue and blankly staring- c11 f011r.P.190 W and gutted houses and blasted and blackened c10 f010r.P.176 W the skin deafened and blinded by the c05 f005r.P.097 W almost noise less and blinding flash c10 f010r.P.072 W its apparition and blindingly violet c16 f016r.P.183 W sand grew burning and blinding so that c16 f016r.P.132 W mouth a bruised jaw and bloodstained knuckles c12 f012r.P.161 W place men in golf and boating costumes c10 f010r.P.075 W between his teeth and bolted= c15 f015r.P.023 W ineffectual volley and bolted on horse c10 f010r.P.217 W chkey closed locked and bolted the door c09 f009r.P.041 W hirts dark trousers and boots coming to c07 f007r.P.099 W the next morning and both overlooked c10 f010r.P.104 W ilking stool tilted and bowled violently c15 f015r.P.073 W hrough dewy nettles and brambles into the c11 f011r.P.176 W found some mutton and bread in the pantry c10 f010r.P.093 W clear and sharp and bright= c06 f006r.P.019 W aybury was deserted and brightly ablaze= c06 f006r.P.068 W the window frames and bring ing down c16 f016r.P.172 W upon the trains and broached his own c15 f015r.P.151 W forms grew lower and broader even as c12 f012r.P.046 W overnight hail and broke into the c11 f011r.P.107 W swered perplexingly and brokenly-he was c11 f011r.P.181 W trampled bushes and broken rose trees c16 f016r.P.298 W a man so scared and broken that his c11 f011r.P.177 W bread in the pantry and brought it into c10 f010r.P.180 W fell into a ditch and bruised my knees c14 f014r.P.234 W and some boxes and bundles/the faces c06 f006r.P.073 W moments-sparks and burning twigs began c01 f001r.P.207 W ride the bicycle and busy upon a series c10 f010r.P.192 W something soft and by a flash of lightning c11 f011r.P.012 W passage was dark and by contrast with c16 f016r.P.008 W police organisation and by midday even c10 f010r.P.121 W broken poor brute-and by the lightning c16 f016r.P.228 W and women on foot and by the wheels of c01 f001r.P.151 W so much struggle and calamity and death c14 f014r.P.390 W clear and steady and calm= c16 f016r.P.307 W =few stopped and came aside from c11 f011r.P.118 W in a rabbit hole and came down throwing c12 f012r.P.376 W this way and that and came down to the c02 f002r.P.110 W tched up his jacket and came out into the c14 f014r.P.143 W bearing huge guns and carriages crammed c16 f016r.P.259 W =the carts and carriages crowded c16 f016r.P.064 W cars hansom cabs and carriages hurrying c16 f016r.P.324 W aking gently to her and carried her to c16 f016r.P.395 W borne backward and carried past the c14 f014r.P.122 W kingston in traps and carts and things c12 f012r.P.116 W everal farm waggons and carts were moving c04 f004r.P.060 W -as it bulged up and caught the light c08 f008r.P.098 W greenish colour and caused a silent c08 f008r.P.045 W incredible tidings and caused no more c15 f015r.P.012 W advancing slowly and cautiously made c15 f015r.P.139 W shouting began and ceased-i looked c11 f011r.P.029 W danced on the wall and ceiling of the c11 f011r.P.168 W hiding in trenches and cellars and many c16 f016r.P.336 W pushed the pony and chaise back into c14 f014r.P.145 W up from woolwich and chatham to cover c01 f001r.P.172 W were ottershaw and chertsey and all c14 f014r.P.104 W that the windsor and chertsey lines c03 f003r.P.065 W day from woking and chertsey so that c14 f014r.P.107 W orning from byfleet and chertsey stations c09 f009r.P.077 W for even horsell and chobham church c08 f008r.P.035 W station and horsell and chobham that was c10 f010r.P.032 W and it was as hot and close as the day- c14 f014r.P.233 W westminster bridge/and close behind him c01 f001r.P.004 W watched keenly and closely by intelligences c09 f009r.P.003 W lassitude too hot and close with i am c16 f016r.P.380 W the road said he-and clutching the man c12 f012r.P.306 W aside blundered on and collapsed with c02 f002r.P.047 W its unusual shape and colour and dimly c14 f014r.P.269 W locked up my house and come on= c10 f010r.P.010 W with my cousins and commended my wife c10 f010r.P.083 W light was blinding and confusing and a c12 f012r.P.354 W sound a deafening and confusing con flict c16 f016r.P.435 W way-it was din and con fusion indescribable- c05 f005r.P.010 W point of vantage and continually looking c13 f013r.P.055 W very tediously and continually looking c01 f001r.P.021 W intellects vast and cool and unsympathetic c15 f015r.P.114 W have the heart and courage to make c16 f016r.P.301 W their lips black and cracked-they were c05 f005r.P.111 W dark ground smoked and crackled/something c08 f008r.P.060 W into the darkness and crawled quite near c15 f015r.P.072 W i turned aside and crawled through c11 f011r.P.031 W door noiselessly and crept towards the c01 f001r.P.166 W patches of green and crimson swimming c16 f016r.P.070 W came upon a stile and crossing it followed c10 f010r.P.119 W almost immediately and crouched my feet c10 f010r.P.158 W my feet at last and crouching and making c16 f016r.P.016 W being trampled and crushed even in c16 f016r.P.401 W and still ground and crushed under the c05 f005r.P.006 W attleground of fear and curiosity= c14 f014r.P.386 W mashed amid shrieks and curses against c10 f010r.P.145 W there in the rain and darkness watching c12 f012r.P.374 W solved at its touch and darted out flames- c01 f001r.P.199 W space hour by hour and day by day nearer c05 f005r.P.117 W ionless dumbfounded and dazzled by the c11 f011r.P.122 W charred dead men and dead horses= c16 f016r.P.378 W limbs lay limp and dead-my brother c01 f001r.P.152 W ruggle and calamity and death to the earth- c09 f009r.P.104 W became bel ligerent and defeated the invaders c16 f016r.P.177 W astonishingly quiet and deliberate and c14 f014r.P.328 W door after door and delivering their c07 f007r.P.129 W ogilvy s rashness and denouncing the c10 f010r.P.138 W blinding highlights and dense black shadows= c08 f008r.P.085 W through horsell and deployed along c13 f013r.P.039 W fighting machines and descended into c08 f008r.P.064 W common was silent and desolate and the c13 f013r.P.022 W through the charred and desolated area c08 f008r.P.079 W artery deaden nerve and destroy brain had c15 f015r.P.259 W the torpedo boats and destroyers that c13 f013r.P.011 W sudden dreadful and destructive their c06 f006r.P.045 W the people back and deter them from c02 f002r.P.047 W shape and colour and dimly perceiving c15 f015r.P.214 W wading into it and directing a jet c15 f015r.P.120 W his tube on high and discharged it gunwise c14 f014r.P.199 W exhorted to avoid and discourage panic- c07 f007r.P.132 W it in his nest and discussed the arrival c16 f016r.P.356 W eyes rested on it and disgorged a mass c02 f002r.P.122 W with sand excited and disordered running c06 f006r.P.017 W the pit charred and distorted beyond c14 f014r.P.197 W idly manufactured and distributed-no c14 f014r.P.280 W xious on my account and disturbed at the c15 f015r.P.180 W into the valleys and ditches and watercourses c15 f015r.P.224 W martians at hampton and ditton and then c15 f015r.P.201 W at street cobham and ditton= c16 f016r.P.361 W -he gave a shriek and dodged back and c09 f009r.P.154 W andlord had a horse and dog cart-i ran c09 f009r.P.071 W rush that s my tip and do it at once= c08 f008r.P.029 W streets a novel and dominant topic c04 f004r.P.099 W object bobbing up and down on the edge c14 f014r.P.392 W the rooms and up and down stairs behind c15 f015r.P.018 W howls running up and down the scale c14 f014r.P.307 W his head out up and down the street c12 f012r.P.375 W ray flickered up and down the towing c10 f010r.P.077 W of maybury hill and down this we clattered- c11 f011r.P.006 W the dining room and drank some whiskey c08 f008r.P.007 W pair of compasses and drawn a circle c16 f016r.P.407 W privet deadly white and drawn and shining c04 f004r.P.082 W ercome with disgust and dread= c06 f006r.P.074 W puffs of flame-hats and dresses caught c16 f016r.P.201 W sweating black pony and driven by a sallow c10 f010r.P.110 W were snapped off and driven headlong c15 f015r.P.190 W slope of the land and driving reluctantly c04 f004r.P.066 W quivered and panted and dropped saliva- c09 f009r.P.087 W was extremely hot and dull-and in order c16 f016r.P.300 W activity-the heat and dust had already c14 f014r.P.320 W under the window and dying away slowly c01 f001r.P.023 W plans against us-and early in the twentieth c14 f014r.P.076 W in west surrey and earthworks are c16 f016r.P.007 W channel northward and east ward-by ten c14 f014r.P.353 W wood and hampstead and eastward in shoreditch c15 f015r.P.172 W upward in a huge and ebony cumulus cloud c16 f016r.P.010 W erency losing shape and efficiency guttering c13 f013r.P.180 W sign of human help and effort in the sky= c14 f014r.P.207 W approach of danger and elaborate measures c10 f010r.P.056 W ecurely or deserted and empty or harassed c13 f013r.P.004 W in their haste and encumbered with c06 f006r.P.028 W walking together and enjoying a trivial c01 f001r.P.205 W alise the abundance and enterprise of our c13 f013r.P.043 W said from banstead and epsom downs= c15 f015r.P.063 W teries about ditton and esher-at the same c14 f014r.P.178 W horsell common and especially between c13 f013r.P.187 W =and even as i spoke c15 f015r.P.263 W mines and pitfalls and even in that their c13 f013r.P.042 W hills about merrow and even it is said c11 f011r.P.178 W acting the martians and ever and again c11 f011r.P.200 W had been enlarged and ever and again c08 f008r.P.082 W were making ready and ever and again c13 f013r.P.133 W goeth up for ever and ever/he shouted= c11 f011r.P.141 W upon the common and every bush and c14 f014r.P.313 W street barracks and every church within c05 f005r.P.099 W burst into fire and every dry furze c08 f008r.P.039 W ighting and waiting and everything was c12 f012r.P.059 W wind this morning and everything was c01 f001r.P.193 W appeared here there and everywhere concerning c10 f010r.P.049 W street was deserted and except for a lighted c06 f006r.P.047 W more thoughtless and excitable souls c09 f009r.P.024 W up to the fence and extended a handful c15 f015r.P.248 W alley of the thames and extending as far c15 f015r.P.283 W -and then night and extinction nothing c12 f012r.P.072 W =his voice and face were eager- c15 f015r.P.076 W to us standing and facing sun bury c05 f005r.P.082 W out pallid green and faded again as c13 f013r.P.077 W the bend my fever and faintness overcame c04 f004r.P.085 W of the cylinder and fallen into the c05 f005r.P.092 W them staggering and falling and their c10 f010r.P.070 W their confusion and falling into the c03 f003r.P.027 W mbered into the pit and fancied i heard c05 f005r.P.100 W mass of flames-and far away towards c16 f016r.P.441 W come at the water-and farther on from c08 f008r.P.075 W ringe of excitement and farther than that c16 f016r.P.304 W groans of weariness and fatigue-the voices c16 f016r.P.296 W on their faces and fear behind them- c01 f001r.P.160 W my legs clumsily and feeling my way c07 f007r.P.010 W and i staggered and fell by the wayside- c10 f010r.P.117 W flung sideways and fell heavily into c16 f016r.P.106 W uddenly he stumbled and fell-his immediate c02 f002r.P.059 W suddenly came off and fell with a sharp c10 f010r.P.181 W against a plank and finally splashed c14 f014r.P.239 W which way to take and finally turned c09 f009r.P.068 W things strite off and finish em/said c15 f015r.P.033 W been on parade and fired at about c15 f015r.P.019 W was this howling and firing of the guns c05 f005r.P.088 W impinged upon them and flashed into white c16 f016r.P.240 W scared and wretched and fled at my brother c12 f012r.P.326 W churning the water and flinging a splash c13 f013r.P.164 W what earthquakes and floods wars and c14 f014r.P.268 W guns at chertsey and folks coming from c07 f007r.P.112 W invaders/with wine and food the confidence c16 f016r.P.302 W all thirsty weary and footsore-and amid c15 f015r.P.023 W bolted on horse and foot through the c12 f012r.P.322 W across the river and for the most part c12 f012r.P.163 W children excited and for the most part c04 f004r.P.087 W peculiar thick cry and forthwith another c12 f012r.P.225 W the air and hung/and forthwith the ground c16 f016r.P.288 W eyed loud voiced and foul mouthed-there c07 f007r.P.067 W and angry-i tried and found i could not c12 f012r.P.108 W the pine trees and found the country c02 f002r.P.111 W once to the common and found the cylinder c14 f014r.P.119 W a day s boating and found the locks c12 f012r.P.350 W =the third and fourth stood beside c11 f011r.P.194 W enhouse there white and fresh amid the c12 f012r.P.056 W turday-trees felled and freshly trimmed c11 f011r.P.134 W walk leisurely to and fro across the c15 f015r.P.220 W gston hill going to and fro and about eleven c12 f012r.P.364 W ehind them going to and fro= c08 f008r.P.032 W and a running to and fro-but for the c12 f012r.P.189 W boats going to and fro could enable c07 f007r.P.006 W seemed whirling to and fro flourishing c11 f011r.P.061 W that were going to and fro in the glare c14 f014r.P.388 W lights went to and fro in the houses c14 f014r.P.391 W ootsteps running to and fro in the rooms c12 f012r.P.370 W man or running to and fro in utter dismay c11 f011r.P.019 W moved busily to and fro= c14 f014r.P.373 W =and from this paper c01 f001r.P.009 W lacency men went to and fro over this globe c12 f012r.P.359 W heat ray went to and fro over weybridge c12 f012r.P.326 W and spray of mud and froth into the c13 f013r.P.033 W ternoon in going to and fro transferring c10 f010r.P.132 W mounted it moved to and fro with the inevitable c12 f012r.P.035 W filled with boxes and furniture and horseless c04 f004r.P.093 W young pine trees and furze bushes i c15 f015r.P.209 W black veiled shrubs and gates barns out c16 f016r.P.263 W against the fences and gates of the villas= c09 f009r.P.210 W horse with the whip and gave him a loose c16 f016r.P.158 W their talk died out and gave place to an c10 f010r.P.005 W side were sweet and gay with multitudes c03 f003r.P.075 W of green apples and ginger beer= c06 f006r.P.071 W sudden thud hiss and glare of the igniting c07 f007r.P.125 W with its silver and glass table furniture c12 f012r.P.290 W ments of red flesh and glittering metal= c05 f005r.P.131 W and there smoked and glowed still and c13 f013r.P.070 W bank were smoking and glowing and a line c15 f015r.P.035 W few paces stagger and go down-everybody c08 f008r.P.057 W essly people coming and going but the crowd c16 f016r.P.455 W dangers before them and going in the direction c08 f008r.P.038 W rains were stopping and going on others c03 f003r.P.018 W or three loafers and golf caddies who c13 f013r.P.116 W if it were sodom and gomorrah-all our c14 f014r.P.369 W vender approaching and got a paper forthwith- c11 f011r.P.165 W made a rush for it and got over the railway c14 f014r.P.258 W these fugitives and got unsatisfactory c12 f012r.P.012 W wife to new haven and go with her out c03 f003r.P.005 W ground-the turf and gravel about it c02 f002r.P.029 W ectile and the sand and gravel had been c14 f014r.P.198 W of the strangest and gravest description c01 f001r.P.060 W with vegetation and grey with water c12 f012r.P.147 W behind-i stopped and gripped his arm= c16 f016r.P.091 W quiet with a kick and gripped the collar c13 f013r.P.185 W being thrown up and guns are being c12 f012r.P.176 W passage of troops and guns to chertsey c11 f011r.P.189 W ruins of shattered and gutted houses and c16 f016r.P.309 W narrow opening and had a delusive c11 f011r.P.134 W risen to its feet and had begun to walk c03 f003r.P.009 W for the present and had gone away to c12 f012r.P.111 W heat ray there and had it not been c09 f009r.P.185 W london with him and had locked up their c04 f004r.P.064 W thing was rounded and had one might say c11 f011r.P.108 W in the artillery and had only come into c16 f016r.P.038 W swarm of vehicles and had the luck to c16 f016r.P.396 W ntrance of the lane and had to fight hard c11 f011r.P.184 W face blackened and haggard as no doubt c14 f014r.P.353 W editch and highbury and haggerston and c15 f015r.P.048 W counsel to gether and halted and the c14 f014r.P.352 W st-john s wood and hampstead and eastward c16 f016r.P.426 W across his face and hands scrambled c01 f001r.P.056 W larged their powers and hardened their c12 f012r.P.256 W gravelly beach and headlong into the c14 f014r.P.308 W his window sash and heads in every c16 f016r.P.136 W case at pinner and heard at some railway c05 f005r.P.050 W into the sand pits and heard the clatter c12 f012r.P.314 W ruggling shorewards and heard their screaming c01 f001r.P.027 W miles and the light and heat it receives c13 f013r.P.131 W =another pause and he broke out again c05 f005r.P.101 W flashes of trees and hedges and wooden c04 f004r.P.113 W bushes behind gates and hedges saying little c11 f011r.P.121 W fire all about him and he found himself c16 f016r.P.126 W brother if i may-and he got upon the c14 f014r.P.004 W mminent examination and he heard nothing c12 f012r.P.025 W active service and he knew better c10 f010r.P.198 W under his body and he lay crumpled c16 f016r.P.421 W into the traffic and held back a cab c04 f004r.P.105 W impulse to go back and help him that my c03 f003r.P.092 W railing put up and help to keep the c03 f003r.P.024 W still as ogilvy and henderson had left c05 f005r.P.062 W that ogilvy stent and henderson were c13 f013r.P.135 W =his eyes flamed and he pointed a lean c16 f016r.P.112 W the seat when she and her companion were c12 f012r.P.032 W by the heat ray-and here and there c08 f008r.P.029 W the public houses and here and there c16 f016r.P.166 W met my brother s and her hesitation c09 f009r.P.105 W dreams of battle and heroism came back- c16 f016r.P.107 W rsuer went headlong and he rose to his c16 f016r.P.411 W white and pale and her sister in law c11 f011r.P.144 W ature of the ground and he saw nothing c16 f016r.P.165 W the slender woman and hesitated= c16 f016r.P.101 W tried to close and he stopped him c01 f001r.P.158 W that i told ogilvy and he took my place- c12 f012r.P.097 W =i do i said-and he turned his horse c15 f015r.P.034 W ashed all round him and he was seen to c12 f012r.P.154 W oldier had left him and he was still standing c11 f011r.P.160 W aside by the fire and hid among some c15 f015r.P.112 W the huge unknown and hidden forces londonward- c13 f013r.P.157 W fall upon them and hide them hide c11 f011r.P.025 W across the window and hid the martian c14 f014r.P.353 W tward in shoreditch and highbury and haggerston c02 f002r.P.089 W the tale he told and his appearance c12 f012r.P.166 W early celebra tion and his bell was jangling c11 f011r.P.092 W -he was hatless and his coat was unbuttoned= c16 f016r.P.114 W robbers made off and his companion followed c08 f008r.P.018 W to be a canard and his evening paper c10 f010r.P.203 W for a third time and his face leaped c13 f013r.P.104 W chin retreated and his hair lay in c03 f003r.P.018 W gregg the butcher and his little boy c16 f016r.P.377 W broken his back and his lower limbs c13 f013r.P.152 W their former stare and his regard wandered c16 f016r.P.319 W shook out a pebble and hobbled on again- c12 f012r.P.339 W once under water and holding my breath c15 f015r.P.278 W darkness a strange and horrible antagonist c12 f012r.P.159 W of conveyances and horseflesh-the c12 f012r.P.036 W boxes and furniture and horseless heeled c08 f008r.P.035 W woking station and horsell and chobham c07 f007r.P.008 W the crossroads and horsell and ran c08 f008r.P.058 W on the chobham and horsell bridges- c06 f006r.P.048 W occasion for noise and horse play= c15 f015r.P.279 W its victims men and horses near it c16 f016r.P.359 W uggling feet of men and horses-the man c15 f015r.P.271 W the ambulances and hospital tents c15 f015r.P.274 W over the trees and houses and smashing c15 f015r.P.203 W its coiling flow and how he looked down c14 f014r.P.354 W and haggerston and hoxton and indeed c05 f005r.P.114 W with the hissing and humming ceased c12 f012r.P.224 W up into the air and hung/and forthwith c14 f014r.P.311 W martians are coming-and hurried to the c16 f016r.P.084 W situation shouted and hurried towards c16 f016r.P.007 W pping in the thames and hurrying by every c16 f016r.P.076 W heard their screams and hurrying round c04 f004r.P.104 W ddenly he van ished and i could have fancied c04 f004r.P.020 W swayed a little and i elbowed my way c01 f001r.P.212 W -it was starlight and i explained the c11 f011r.P.176 W in his narrative and i found some mutton c09 f009r.P.207 W an expert driver and i had immediately c12 f012r.P.177 W guns to chertsey and i have heard since c09 f009r.P.082 W of the military and i heard for the c05 f005r.P.035 W seemed to grow and i heard now a faint c13 f013r.P.077 W overcame my fears and i landed on the c11 f011r.P.077 W my torpor passed and i leaned out of c09 f009r.P.162 W =and i ll bring it back c11 f011r.P.186 W pstairs to my study and i looked again c09 f009r.P.118 W from the common and immediately after c15 f015r.P.037 W prolonged ululation and imme diately a c16 f016r.P.394 W retch on the ground and in a moment he c10 f010r.P.136 W monster swept by me-and in an instant it c10 f010r.P.140 W thunder aloo-aloo-and in another minute c16 f016r.P.366 W close upon him and in another moment c10 f010r.P.115 W round to the right and in another moment c12 f012r.P.275 W the farther bank and in another moment c04 f004r.P.030 W dered against me and i narrowly missed c12 f012r.P.273 W was on the bank and in a stride wad c15 f015r.P.170 W did not explode and incontinently disengaged c06 f006r.P.079 W woman shrieked and incontinently everyone c16 f016r.P.233 W hot and pungent-and indeed a little c14 f014r.P.013 W they have fallen and indeed seem incapa c14 f014r.P.354 W ggerston and hoxton and indeed through c16 f016r.P.226 W the ground grey and indistinct and c14 f014r.P.360 W night oblivious and inert was awakened c13 f013r.P.045 W their next sally and in front of me c16 f016r.P.020 W traffic exhausted and infuriated were c10 f010r.P.023 W got into my blood and in my heart i was c14 f014r.P.099 W carriages cyclists and innumerable people c09 f009r.P.087 W remely hot and dull-and in order to refresh c15 f015r.P.097 W the line of fire and instantly those c01 f001r.P.057 W with instruments and intelligences such c15 f015r.P.110 W sentinel shape-and in the back of c16 f016r.P.054 W on the pavement and in the doorways c12 f012r.P.020 W make her a widow-and in the end i agreed c16 f016r.P.452 W dared to sleep-and in the evening c01 f001r.P.120 W excited at the news and in the excess of c14 f014r.P.350 W park ter races and in the hundred c13 f013r.P.004 W horsell common-and in their haste c04 f004r.P.116 W the burning sky and in the sand pits c07 f007r.P.106 W of their bodies-and in the second place c05 f005r.P.125 W were mustering and in the west the c14 f014r.P.365 W people on foot and in vehicles grew c06 f006r.P.011 W the matter-heat and invisible instead c01 f001r.P.147 W far profounder-and invisible to me c13 f013r.P.074 W better of me again and i resumed my paddling- c09 f009r.P.005 W cceeded in sleeping and i rose early-i c05 f005r.P.131 W /patches of bush and isolated trees c07 f007r.P.010 W and of my flight and i staggered and c09 f009r.P.152 W -you are safe here-and i started off at c05 f005r.P.039 W people courage and i suppose the new c10 f010r.P.101 W thunder/a flash and it came out vividly c07 f007r.P.038 W clatter clap rap and it had gone/a dim c15 f015r.P.186 W bsolutely insoluble and it is a strange c11 f011r.P.116 W mand the sand pits and its arrival it c11 f011r.P.146 W woking station and its cluster of c12 f012r.P.057 W sawing machine and its engine-hard c02 f002r.P.036 W cylinder caked over and its outline softened c15 f015r.P.072 W from a martian and i turned aside c10 f010r.P.031 W seemed indeed black and it was as hot and c03 f003r.P.096 W enormously thick and it was possible c11 f011r.P.110 W across the common and it was said the c01 f001r.P.067 W uggle for existence and it would seem that c09 f009r.P.158 W said the landlord and i ve no one to c10 f010r.P.116 W smashed noisily and i was flung sideways c10 f010r.P.112 W headlong towards me-and i was galloping c01 f001r.P.159 W night was warm and i was thirsty and c09 f009r.P.009 W of his chariot and i went round to c01 f001r.P.159 W and i was thirsty and i went stretching c12 f012r.P.207 W the inn staring and jesting at the c04 f004r.P.015 W people elbowing and jostling one an c16 f016r.P.393 W the fallen man and jumped back-he c09 f009r.P.188 W caught the reins and jumped up into c16 f016r.P.176 W to no reasoning and kept calling upon c07 f007r.P.079 W may keep the pit and kill people who c13 f013r.P.184 W about richmond and kingston and the c14 f014r.P.117 W richmond putney and kingston containing c15 f015r.P.219 W on richmond hill and kingston hill going c15 f015r.P.229 W on the richmond and kingston line of c04 f004r.P.102 W got his shoulder and knee up and again c11 f011r.P.163 W steely tentacles and knock his head c13 f013r.P.046 W infinite pains and labour from the c16 f016r.P.128 W reins she said and laid the whip along c15 f015r.P.209 W roofs green trees and later black veiled c13 f013r.P.078 W middlesex bank and lay down deadly c05 f005r.P.097 W man fell headlong and lay still-and as c07 f007r.P.012 W gasworks-i fell and lay still= c12 f012r.P.016 W =between us and leatherhead however c09 f009r.P.084 W horsell lock up and leave their houses= c12 f012r.P.151 W is coming-death-and leaving him to c09 f009r.P.169 W off down the road and leaving it in charge c12 f012r.P.227 W the houses near and leaving us astonished= c16 f016r.P.417 W that way he said and led the pony round c05 f005r.P.120 W assed and spared me and left the night c06 f006r.P.086 W trampled there and left to die amid c01 f001r.P.066 W are the monkeys and lemurs to us-the c11 f011r.P.090 W unfastened the door and let him in and c16 f016r.P.323 W of astonishment and lifted her up speaking c12 f012r.P.391 W this way and that and lifting again-of c13 f013r.P.066 W with the smoke and little threads c11 f011r.P.090 W and let him in and locked the door c13 f013r.P.008 W time between them and london but batteries c14 f014r.P.179 W woking district and london-five of c13 f013r.P.183 W are the martians and londonward where c01 f001r.P.029 W than our world-and long before this c10 f010r.P.128 W nging metallic pace and long flexible glittering c12 f012r.P.061 W talked in whispers and looked now and c16 f016r.P.359 W -the man stopped and looked stupidly c12 f012r.P.089 W interrupted him and looked up at me- c01 f001r.P.056 W rdened their hearts-and looking across c09 f009r.P.042 W over the canal and looking along the c16 f016r.P.191 W heard his voice and looking back at c02 f002r.P.133 W naturally startled and lost no time in c15 f015r.P.131 W spreading wide and low beneath-and c01 f001r.P.065 W least as alien and lowly as are the c16 f016r.P.224 W bank of dust white and luminous in the c09 f009r.P.127 W down the tiles and made a heap of c02 f002r.P.093 W lunatic at large and made an unsuccessful c02 f002r.P.096 W over the palings and made himself understood= c13 f013r.P.110 W =i stared at him and made no answer= c16 f016r.P.103 W he dodged round and made off down the c16 f016r.P.095 W enched himself free and made off down the c15 f015r.P.185 W that sank slowly and made way for more- c06 f006r.P.027 W labours of the day and making this novelty c10 f010r.P.158 W last and crouching and making use of every c15 f015r.P.237 W hanwell to coombe and malden-all night c11 f011r.P.159 W for the most part and many burned and c11 f011r.P.168 W renches and cellars and many of the survivors c14 f014r.P.070 W adjacent houses and massacred an entire c12 f012r.P.396 W space of river and meadow-and then c13 f013r.P.016 W them reinforcement-and meanwhile the military c02 f002r.P.117 W metal with a stick and meeting with no c01 f001r.P.051 W snowcaps gather and melt about either c06 f006r.P.013 W softens iron cracks and melts glass and c16 f016r.P.245 W corner hurried past and merged their individuality c14 f014r.P.244 W towards victoria and met a num ber of c02 f002r.P.019 W berkshire surrey and middlesex must c03 f003r.P.047 W should find coins and models in it and c15 f015r.P.192 W bined with the mist and moisture of the c05 f005r.P.090 W man were suddenly and momentarily turned c04 f004r.P.078 W inhuman crippled and monstrous-there c12 f012r.P.129 W a long rampart and more guns behind= c16 f016r.P.260 W for those swifter and more impatient c02 f002r.P.039 W rprised at the size and more so at the c14 f014r.P.068 W of the cylinder and moving about under c01 f001r.P.008 W reatures that swarm and multiply in a drop c16 f016r.P.090 W pugilistic chivalry and my brother laid c14 f014r.P.038 W a thunder storm and my brother reached c16 f016r.P.086 W turned towards him and my brother realising c16 f016r.P.333 W chman towering high-and my brother saw c16 f016r.P.043 W overturned horses and my brother struck c16 f016r.P.395 W oment he was hidden and my brother was c14 f014r.P.149 W off the platforms and my brother went c07 f007r.P.016 W -my hat had gone and my collar had burst c13 f013r.P.102 W and socks scalded and my face and shoulders c10 f010r.P.175 W things about me and my physical wretchedness c15 f015r.P.125 W personal safety and my scalded hands c07 f007r.P.090 W to comfort her and myself by repeating c09 f009r.P.130 W =i and my wife stood amazed- c01 f001r.P.063 W populous country and narrow navy crowded c07 f007r.P.019 W night and space and nature my own feeble c13 f013r.P.016 W nwhile the military and naval authorities c01 f001r.P.199 W day by day nearer and nearer-it seems c13 f013r.P.006 W many such a stray and negligible victim c07 f007r.P.029 W wonder-my muscles and nerves seemed drained c09 f009r.P.190 W clear of the smoke and noise and spanking c12 f012r.P.187 W found an excited and noisy crowd of c12 f012r.P.298 W alance by a miracle and no longer heeding c16 f016r.P.452 W night was cold and none of them dared c14 f014r.P.352 W ancras and westward and northward in kilburn c13 f013r.P.030 W human proximity and not a man ventured c14 f014r.P.267 W nothing but smoke and not a soul coming c02 f002r.P.027 W soon after dawn and not far from the c10 f010r.P.044 W way i returned and not through send c16 f016r.P.143 W in the morning and now it was nearly c01 f001r.P.191 W lanet s atmos phere and obscured its more c16 f016r.P.041 W indow but he got up and off notwithstanding c16 f016r.P.227 W crowd of horses and of men and women c07 f007r.P.010 W lence of my emotion and of my flight and c10 f010r.P.219 W metallic monsters and of the dead body c09 f009r.P.076 W that long morning and of the longer afternoon- c16 f016r.P.159 W along the lane and of these my brother c06 f006r.P.049 W =stent and ogilvy anticipating c03 f003r.P.007 W fire-henderson and ogilvy were not c10 f010r.P.045 W not through send and old woking i saw c14 f014r.P.205 W fifteen altogether-and one at least was c14 f014r.P.180 W towards the thames and one by a happy c08 f008r.P.089 W earlier in the day and one major eden c12 f012r.P.195 W lot of shouting and one man was even c04 f004r.P.004 W direction of woking and one or two persons c11 f011r.P.041 W fore part smashed and on fire the hinder c15 f015r.P.199 W of high houses and on great trees c15 f015r.P.044 W flashed into fire and only one or two c11 f011r.P.033 W woking station and on the other to c14 f014r.P.356 W rubbing their eyes and opening windows c03 f003r.P.026 W while i was there and other people came- c05 f005r.P.049 W saw some cabmen and others had walked c06 f006r.P.021 W chobham woking and ottershaw about c15 f015r.P.177 W tumultuous uprush and outflow of its c14 f014r.P.363 W brother went down and out into the street c11 f011r.P.201 W vapour streamed up and out of it towards c11 f011r.P.138 W lashes scintillated and out of the funnel c03 f003r.P.015 W playing at touch in and out of the group c05 f005r.P.025 W repeated this over and over again= c15 f015r.P.254 W but only to crush and overawe the opposition c14 f014r.P.389 W nextinguished lamps-and overhead the dawn c11 f011r.P.071 W left the sky clear and over the smoke c12 f012r.P.174 W piled with boxes and packages-the ordinary c09 f009r.P.171 W ushed into my house and packed a few valuables c15 f015r.P.066 W hurried wearily and painfully along c04 f004r.P.059 W was rising slowly and painfully out of c04 f004r.P.075 W evident heaviness and painfulness of c16 f016r.P.295 W -there were fear and pain on their faces c13 f013r.P.194 W moon hung faint and pale above the c16 f016r.P.411 W phinstone was white and pale and her sister c05 f005r.P.123 W roadways lay grey and pale under the c12 f012r.P.363 W fate shadowy faint and pallid in the steam c14 f014r.P.372 W mingling of profit and panic= c04 f004r.P.065 W which quivered and panted and dropped c11 f011r.P.060 W blackened country and particularly at c09 f009r.P.212 W tumult-i overtook and passed the doctor c10 f010r.P.125 W striding by me and passed uphill towards c12 f012r.P.040 W the chimney tops and passed-yet save c13 f013r.P.193 W over the hedge and past us-high in c12 f012r.P.109 W the country calm and peaceful under c06 f006r.P.036 W talking excitedly and peering at the c15 f015r.P.117 W to us crouching and peering through c11 f011r.P.084 W under the window and peering up= c16 f016r.P.053 W street of the place and people crowded c02 f002r.P.124 W their shutters and people were opening c01 f001r.P.051 W about either pole and periodically inundate c16 f016r.P.413 W other was horrified and perplexed-so soon c03 f003r.P.080 W wielding spades and pickaxes-stent c15 f015r.P.262 W reparation of mines and pitfalls and even c01 f001r.P.216 W passed us singing and playing music-there c12 f012r.P.335 W inaudibly to me and pointed-looking c09 f009r.P.033 W were still burning and pointed out a haze c01 f001r.P.213 W the zodiac to her and pointed out mars c12 f012r.P.099 W most i answered and pointed over the c14 f014r.P.376 W clouds of a black and poisonous vapour c01 f001r.P.193 W isturbances at last and popular notes appeared c14 f014r.P.287 W that regent street and port land place c14 f014r.P.049 W the southampton and portsmouth sunday c15 f015r.P.178 W through the air and poured over the c15 f015r.P.171 W vapour coiling and pour ing upward c14 f014r.P.343 W growing excitement-and presently men selling c15 f015r.P.144 W aller as he receded and presently the mist c16 f016r.P.151 W missing man arrived and pro fessed to be c02 f002r.P.120 W shouted consolation and promises and went c10 f010r.P.152 W with hail above and puddle water below/ c10 f010r.P.134 W fisherman s basket and puffs of green c04 f004r.P.066 W creature heaved and pulsated convulsively- c16 f016r.P.233 W the dust was hot and pungent-and indeed c13 f013r.P.007 W left their comrade and pushed on forthwith c10 f010r.P.206 W over him gingerly and pushed on up the c06 f006r.P.080 W veryone was turning and pushing at those c16 f016r.P.369 W screamed my brother and pushing a woman c16 f016r.P.341 W white stretcher and put it gently on c07 f007r.P.081 W knitting her brows and putting her hand c15 f015r.P.013 W through byfleet and pyrford towards c16 f016r.P.270 W at their horses and quarrelled with c15 f015r.P.093 W ignal rockets burst and rained their sparks c02 f002r.P.058 W pping off in flakes and raining down upon c07 f007r.P.008 W ssroads and horsell and ran along this c12 f012r.P.028 W out of the house and ran as quickly c14 f014r.P.264 W the early morning and ran from door to c09 f009r.P.181 W like a dish cover and ran on to the gate c14 f014r.P.304 W jumped out of bed and ran to the window= c12 f012r.P.342 W tumult about me and rapidly growing c09 f009r.P.184 W neighbour s door and rapped to satisfy c10 f010r.P.130 W pine tree swinging and rattling about c14 f014r.P.219 W the pink sheets and reading and the c01 f001r.P.018 W erior to themselves and ready to welcome c10 f010r.P.102 W the air to vanish and reappear almost c01 f001r.P.138 W and to advance and recede but that c16 f016r.P.255 W past the corner and receded with their c08 f008r.P.019 W entication from him and receiving no reply c10 f010r.P.048 W masses of black and red smoke= c16 f016r.P.382 W after his money and regarded my brother c07 f007r.P.075 W already been served and remained neglected c14 f014r.P.078 W it and a clever and remarkably prompt c13 f013r.P.049 W boat very small and remote drifting c01 f001r.P.041 W superficial area and remoter from the c12 f012r.P.095 W better go along and report yourself c14 f014r.P.295 W =he read and re read the paper c16 f016r.P.110 W pluckily pulled up and returned to his c14 f014r.P.345 W cation-the kingston and rich mond defences c13 f013r.P.021 W about kingston and richmond masked c16 f016r.P.423 W wheels for a moment and ripped a long splinter c16 f016r.P.232 W point of the lane and road-the crowd c12 f012r.P.357 W and the crackling and roaring of fire- c12 f012r.P.315 W above the seething and roar of the martian c12 f012r.P.100 W ward-he thanked me and rode on and we c10 f010r.P.065 W with its tree tops and roofs black and c15 f015r.P.069 W covered the fields and rose to a third c11 f011r.P.074 W raping at the fence and rousing myself c13 f013r.P.092 W mackerel sky rows and rows of faint down c13 f013r.P.037 W blackened heather and ruined buildings c13 f013r.P.024 W through charred and ruined villages c11 f011r.P.066 W man s brain sits and rules in his body- c01 f001r.P.219 W trains ringing and rumbling softened c04 f004r.P.089 W =i turned and running madly made c10 f010r.P.186 W sprang sideways and rushed on before c12 f012r.P.250 W me with her hand and rushed past me- c12 f012r.P.255 W faced about again and rushed towards c09 f009r.P.055 W up under cover and rush em say i said c12 f012r.P.197 W who might attack and sack the town to c12 f012r.P.074 W bank into the road and saluted= c15 f015r.P.192 W moisture of the air and sank to the earth c16 f016r.P.317 W coat limped out and sat down beside c10 f010r.P.217 W of the staircase and sat down-my imagination c16 f016r.P.286 W sometimes low ering and savage-fighting c12 f012r.P.327 W like living arms and save for the helpless c15 f015r.P.140 W at the martian and saw he was now c11 f011r.P.075 W me i looked down and saw him dimly clambering c08 f008r.P.048 W carriage windows and saw only a rare c02 f002r.P.073 W ffled grating sound and saw the black mark c15 f015r.P.204 W the church spire and saw the houses c04 f004r.P.054 W found myself alone and saw the people c12 f012r.P.064 W clatter of hoofs and saw through the c16 f016r.P.372 W under the wheels and saw through the c12 f012r.P.382 W screamed aloud and scalded half blinded c11 f011r.P.159 W and many burned and scalded-he was c01 f001r.P.175 W condition of mars and scoffed at the c07 f007r.P.114 W degrees courageous and secure= c10 f010r.P.012 W hroughout the drive and seemed oppressed c14 f014r.P.371 W away with the rest and selling his papers c09 f009r.P.212 W between woking and send= c11 f011r.P.169 W woking village and send-he had been c16 f016r.P.234 W villa was burning and sending rolling c09 f009r.P.210 W rein until woking and send lay between c16 f016r.P.088 W into him forthwith and sent him down against c16 f016r.P.361 W struck his shoulder and sent him reeling- c10 f010r.P.184 W blundered into me and sent me reeling c12 f012r.P.248 W houlder swung round and sent me staggering c09 f009r.P.170 W charge of my wife and servant rushed c02 f002r.P.086 W out of the pit and set off running c14 f014r.P.286 W along oxford street and several in the c11 f011r.P.036 W ilway near the arch and several of the c13 f013r.P.063 W seemed was deserted and sev eral of the c12 f012r.P.105 W looking bundles and shabby furniture/ c10 f010r.P.065 W and roofs black and sharp against the c10 f010r.P.093 W came out clear and sharp and bright= c12 f012r.P.309 W water steam mud and shattered metal c14 f014r.P.393 W in dressing gown and shawl-her hus band c16 f016r.P.117 W the slender lady and she gave my brother c13 f013r.P.194 W smoke of weybridge and shepper ton and c12 f012r.P.002 W =of weybridge and shepperton= c16 f016r.P.407 W white and drawn and shining with perspi c11 f011r.P.196 W and so universal-and shining with the c16 f016r.P.409 W ching in their seat and shivering= c10 f010r.P.165 W i pushed on wet and shivering now towards c13 f013r.P.103 W scalded and my face and shoulders blackened c12 f012r.P.314 W their screaming and shouting faintly c06 f006r.P.076 W /there were shrieks and shouts and suddenly c10 f010r.P.067 W the road about me and showed the distant c09 f009r.P.040 W jackets unbuttoned and showing their blue c12 f012r.P.209 W -cried a boatman and shut up you fool/ c01 f001r.P.124 W istinctly-the black and silent observatory c12 f012r.P.219 W for the most part and silvery pollard c15 f015r.P.042 W rtian on the ground and simultaneously c05 f005r.P.056 W hasty consulta tion and since the martians c06 f006r.P.074 W fall into the road and single leaves like c14 f014r.P.191 W ogether one hundred and sixteen were in c16 f016r.P.045 W fury of the panic and skirting the edgware c12 f012r.P.028 W packets of biscuits and slices of meat- c01 f001r.P.132 W transverse stripes and slightly flattened c14 f014r.P.331 W shirt trousers and slippers his braces c12 f012r.P.259 W feet were muddy and slippery and the c01 f001r.P.022 W with envious eyes and slowly and surely c01 f001r.P.131 W thing so bright and small and still c01 f001r.P.137 W to grow larger and smaller and to c01 f001r.P.148 W it was so remote and small flying swiftly c15 f015r.P.274 W trees and houses and smashing amid the c10 f010r.P.097 W young pine trees and smashing them aside c14 f014r.P.172 W could move swiftly and smite with such c13 f013r.P.047 W abour from the fire and smoke of burning c13 f013r.P.025 W rough the blackened and smoking arcades c11 f011r.P.046 W of dimly glowing and smoking ground/ c07 f007r.P.007 W before it descended and smote me out of c03 f003r.P.099 W do as he asked and so become one of c01 f001r.P.036 W so vain is man and so blinded by his c15 f015r.P.013 W ipley and weybridge and so came in sight c15 f015r.P.026 W in front of them and so came unexpectedly c13 f013r.P.102 W soaked trousers and socks scalded and c13 f013r.P.051 W after it gained it and so escaped out c11 f011r.P.156 W side of the road and so escaped to woking/ c07 f007r.P.041 W was all so real and so familiar-and c01 f001r.P.184 W the night after-and so for ten nights c14 f014r.P.007 W in the planets and so forth a brief c14 f014r.P.147 W the beast tamers-and so forth-a little c06 f006r.P.023 W people shop people and so forth attracted c14 f014r.P.136 W richmond park kew and so forth at unnaturally c03 f003r.P.058 W =and so forth-in addition c09 f009r.P.171 W plate as we had and so forth-the beech c03 f003r.P.047 W and models in it and so forth-yet it c10 f010r.P.173 W to street cobham and so gone back to c12 f012r.P.010 W to leather head-and so greatly had c13 f013r.P.073 W had been through and so intense the c14 f014r.P.230 W wife and two boys and some articles of c14 f014r.P.234 W ooking people in it and some boxes and c16 f016r.P.071 W several farmhouses and some little places c14 f014r.P.388 W fro in the houses and some of the passing c04 f004r.P.007 W were raised voices and some sort of struggle c03 f003r.P.083 W with perspiration and something seemed c07 f007r.P.110 W points at the time and so my reasoning c09 f009r.P.166 W to leave my home and so secured the c06 f006r.P.003 W men so swiftly and so silently-many c07 f007r.P.072 W drank some wine and so soon as i could c16 f016r.P.146 W through the place and so they had come c11 f011r.P.196 W indiscriminate and so universal-and c14 f014r.P.209 W outhwestern suburbs-and so with reiterated c07 f007r.P.019 W ensity of the night and space and nature c09 f009r.P.190 W smoke and noise and spanking down the c05 f005r.P.119 W prise-but it passed and spared me and left c15 f015r.P.263 W ergies were frantic and spasmodic= c14 f014r.P.035 W about four o clock and spent the evening c12 f012r.P.301 W hood was slain and splashed to the c06 f006r.P.067 W that line the road and splitting the bricks c13 f013r.P.111 W thin white hand and spoke in almost c12 f012r.P.326 W flinging a splash and spray of mud and c15 f015r.P.173 W hill that sank and spread itself slowly c14 f014r.P.337 W the side streets and standing in groups c13 f013r.P.160 W truggled to my feet and standing over him c11 f011r.P.060 W window sat down and stared at the blackened c12 f012r.P.132 W ively engaged stood and stared over the c15 f015r.P.126 W into the hedge and stare towards sunbury- c12 f012r.P.113 W over the railway and staring down the c14 f014r.P.163 W wet newspapers and staring placards- c04 f004r.P.114 W excited shouts and staring staring c04 f004r.P.057 W stood petri fied and staring= c12 f012r.P.155 W on the lid of it and staring vaguely c09 f009r.P.120 W shook the ground-and starting out upon c14 f014r.P.065 W londoner s mind and startling intelligence c05 f005r.P.103 W eping round swiftly and steadily this flaming c01 f001r.P.148 W flying swiftly and steadily towards c14 f014r.P.390 W brighter clear and steady and calm= c11 f011r.P.082 W house-he bent down and stepped softly= c15 f015r.P.019 W guns at ripley and st-george s hill c14 f014r.P.292 W night was warm and still and a little c01 f001r.P.131 W bright and small and still faintly marked c03 f003r.P.072 W as one could see and still giving off c16 f016r.P.401 W that lay black and still ground and c05 f005r.P.145 W but of the dusk and stillness all about c10 f010r.P.008 W very peace ful and still-we got to c08 f008r.P.080 W were hammering and stirring sleepless c14 f014r.P.352 W orthward in kilburn and st-john s wood c16 f016r.P.022 W engine drivers and stokers refused c09 f009r.P.006 W before breakfast and stood listening c04 f004r.P.005 W pit had increased and stood out black c05 f005r.P.027 W -we became silent and stood watching c16 f016r.P.337 W the man drove by and stopped at the c13 f013r.P.187 W sprang to his feet and stopped me by a c14 f014r.P.351 W ourne park district and st-pancras and c11 f011r.P.019 W shapes gro tesque and strange moved busily c15 f015r.P.180 W bandoning the hills and streaming into c03 f003r.P.082 W face was crimson and stream ing with c12 f012r.P.232 W towards chertsey and striding hurriedly c05 f005r.P.153 W about the cylinder and strike me down= c12 f012r.P.085 W that shoots fire and strikes you dead= c12 f012r.P.018 W taken my chance and struck across country- c12 f012r.P.327 W tentacles swayed and struck like living c12 f012r.P.242 W towards chertsey and struck the town= c01 f001r.P.006 W were scrutinised and studied perhaps c16 f016r.P.283 W children that cried and stumbled their c04 f004r.P.091 W ran slantingly and stumbling for i c07 f007r.P.003 W ering against trees and stumbling through c05 f005r.P.106 W was too astounded and stupefied to stir- c06 f006r.P.076 W shrieks and shouts and suddenly a mounted c13 f013r.P.123 W my brain he said-and suddenly fire earthquake c12 f012r.P.117 W road to addlestone and suddenly through c05 f005r.P.124 W night-it was dark and sud denly void c16 f016r.P.169 W five pound note and suggested that c15 f015r.P.206 W weary starving and sun scorched the c08 f008r.P.024 W people were dining and supping-working c01 f001r.P.022 W eyes and slowly and surely drew their c16 f016r.P.029 W drove over ealing and sur rounded a little c16 f016r.P.424 W they were caught and swept forward by c02 f002r.P.005 W must have seen it and taken it for an c14 f014r.P.216 W had been hacked and taken out to give c08 f008r.P.013 W cylinder of course and talked about it c15 f015r.P.002 W curate had sat and talked so wildly c12 f012r.P.095 W general marvin and tell him all you c12 f012r.P.243 W these strange swift and terrible creatures c13 f013r.P.155 W -the end-the great and terrible day of c07 f007r.P.136 W very many strange and terrible days= c14 f014r.P.200 W rtians were strange and terrible in the c11 f011r.P.191 W stood out now gaunt and terrible in the c14 f014r.P.169 W the full power and terror of these c12 f012r.P.387 W angle of the wey and thames-i expected c12 f012r.P.181 W lock where the wey and thames join-part c12 f012r.P.376 W who ran this way and that and came down c12 f012r.P.391 W hirling it this way and that and lifting c07 f007r.P.041 W and so familiar-and that behind me- c09 f009r.P.011 W urrounded by troops and that guns were c04 f004r.P.113 W to one another and that in short excited c13 f013r.P.176 W thick of it said i and that is all= c14 f014r.P.126 W ertsey heavy firing and that mounted soldiers c09 f009r.P.211 W lay between us and that quivering c12 f012r.P.353 W smote down this way and that= c15 f015r.P.250 W steam jets this way and that= c12 f012r.P.267 W running this way and that than a man c14 f014r.P.133 W underground railway and that the sunday c14 f014r.P.172 W mechanical bodies/and that they could c14 f014r.P.092 W roads londonward and that was all= c10 f010r.P.178 W to my own house and that was as much c14 f014r.P.210 W safety of london and the ability of c12 f012r.P.120 W the guns waiting and the ammunition c12 f012r.P.060 W hurried along i and the artilleryman c12 f012r.P.167 W =i and the artilleryman c12 f012r.P.087 W =no sir and the artilleryman c14 f014r.P.182 W shells had missed and the batteries had c05 f005r.P.114 W humming ceased and the black dome c16 f016r.P.390 W was a concussion and the black horse c02 f002r.P.012 W towards ottershaw and the blind was up c02 f002r.P.114 W between the top and the body of the c10 f010r.P.131 W striding along and the brazen hood c11 f011r.P.044 W houses the train and the burning county c14 f014r.P.022 W about the common and the burning of c16 f016r.P.390 W staggering sideways and the carthorse pushed c08 f008r.P.064 W silent and desolate and the charred bodies c16 f016r.P.328 W her voice ellen-and the child suddenly c10 f010r.P.099 W dangling from it and the clattering c14 f014r.P.154 W was just setting and the clock tower c15 f015r.P.273 W martians fired and the clumsy projectile c10 f010r.P.207 W police station and the college arms c12 f012r.P.357 W flashing into flame and the crackling and c15 f015r.P.066 W sight of myself and the curate as we c03 f003r.P.037 W between the lid and the cylinder had c07 f007r.P.098 W -both the times and the daily telegraph c13 f013r.P.029 W ommand of artillery and the danger of human c06 f006r.P.087 W amid the terror and the darkness= c15 f015r.P.287 W streets of richmond and the disintegrating c01 f001r.P.077 W vanished bison and the dodo but upon c16 f016r.P.065 W hurrying along and the dust hung in c16 f016r.P.233 W roared like a fire and the dust was hot c07 f007r.P.054 W from the gasworks and the electric lamps c16 f016r.P.022 W the day advanced and the engine drivers c07 f007r.P.031 W rose over the arch and the figure of a c06 f006r.P.056 W deep humming note and the flashes of c16 f016r.P.104 W close behind him and the fugitive who c15 f015r.P.145 W presently the mist and the gathering night c12 f012r.P.240 W high in the air and the ghostly terrible c05 f005r.P.084 W out of the pit and the ghost of a c15 f015r.P.246 W rich mond park and the glare of kingston c05 f005r.P.050 W clatter of hoofs and the gride of wheels- c15 f015r.P.036 W yelled together and the guns were reloaded c10 f010r.P.168 W becoming infrequent and the hail which c05 f005r.P.073 W blue sky overhead and the hazy stretches c04 f004r.P.108 W by the deep pit and the heap of sand c08 f008r.P.063 W swept the common and the heat ray was c10 f010r.P.004 W beyond pyrford and the hedges on either c12 f012r.P.352 W rays waved high and the hissing beams c10 f010r.P.009 W about nine o clock and the horse had an c13 f013r.P.195 W and shepper ton and the hot still splendour c14 f014r.P.154 W the clock tower and the houses of parliament c05 f005r.P.132 W and glowed still and the houses towards c05 f005r.P.129 W rglow-the mar tians and their appliances c14 f014r.P.235 W people were haggard and their entire appearance c05 f005r.P.092 W ggering and falling and their supporters c16 f016r.P.157 W these martians and their ways-the c12 f012r.P.112 W packing in others and the knot of soldiers c01 f001r.P.027 W nnn nnn nnn miles and the light and heat c12 f012r.P.034 W a silver spoon and the like poor valuables- c01 f001r.P.130 W circle of deep blue and the little round c16 f016r.P.051 W the wheel broke and the machine became c16 f016r.P.337 W into the hedge and the man drove by c16 f016r.P.094 W between the eyes and the man he held c14 f014r.P.329 W behind him opened and the man who lodged c16 f016r.P.388 W brother looked up and the man with the c05 f005r.P.110 W heather between me and the martians and c09 f009r.P.193 W side of the road and the maybury inn c12 f012r.P.133 W etops southwestward and the men digging c06 f006r.P.063 W saw the flashes and the men falling c13 f013r.P.171 W other i answered/and the mightier they c10 f010r.P.085 W road before me and then abruptly my c11 f011r.P.024 W above-every now and then a haze of c16 f016r.P.319 W hobbled on again-and then a little girl c04 f004r.P.044 W air towards me and then another= c15 f015r.P.118 W -another nearer and then another-and c11 f011r.P.145 W rattle for a time and then become still/ c01 f001r.P.096 W perrotin of nice and then by other observers- c10 f010r.P.150 W clearness again-now and then came a gap c10 f010r.P.064 W church behind me and then came the silhouette c09 f009r.P.188 W of the dog cart and then caught the c16 f016r.P.173 W towards harwich and thence escaping c12 f012r.P.008 W way londonward and thence rejoin his c09 f009r.P.058 W ground ll let us and then drive a trench= c09 f009r.P.169 W the cart there and then drove it off c07 f007r.P.020 W ness and anguish and the near approach c07 f007r.P.112 W of my own table and the necessity of c06 f006r.P.037 W over the sand pits and the new comers c13 f013r.P.115 W for the afternoon and then fire earthquake c10 f010r.P.149 W figures grew misty and then flashed into c01 f001r.P.170 W watched till one and then gave it up- c09 f009r.P.035 W and turf he said and then grew serious c11 f011r.P.107 W answer my questions and then he answered c02 f002r.P.067 W =and then he perceived c01 f001r.P.183 W flame that night and the night after c10 f010r.P.150 W in the lightning and the night swallowed c10 f010r.P.090 W ewildering darkness and then in a flash c11 f011r.P.006 W drank some whiskey and then i was moved c13 f013r.P.081 W meeting a soul and then lay down again c15 f015r.P.283 W paque cone of smoke-and then night and c12 f012r.P.392 W a long suspense and then of the four c14 f014r.P.168 W =then it was and then only that c16 f016r.P.197 W other children-and then passed a man c12 f012r.P.199 W the end-every now and then people would c12 f012r.P.394 W them now clear and then presently c15 f015r.P.149 W farther country-and then remoter across c09 f009r.P.017 W him for a time and then strolled in c15 f015r.P.157 W to one another and then the air quivered c15 f015r.P.119 W and then another-and then the martian c15 f015r.P.224 W hampton and ditton and then the pale beams c04 f004r.P.041 W one above another and then two luminous c12 f012r.P.396 W river and meadow-and then very slowly c16 f016r.P.261 W forward every now and then when an opportunity c04 f004r.P.098 W which they lay-and then with a renewed c05 f005r.P.052 W barrow of apples-and then within thirty c03 f003r.P.069 W breath of wind and the only shadow c02 f002r.P.052 W breeze stirring and the only sounds c16 f016r.P.192 W lutched in his hair and the other beating c09 f009r.P.092 W henderson ogilvy and the others-but c09 f009r.P.173 W while i did this and the palings up c14 f014r.P.142 W western stations and the passage of c08 f008r.P.055 W three villages and the people there c11 f011r.P.016 W oriental college and the pine trees c07 f007r.P.021 W mething turned over and the point of view c16 f016r.P.019 W people stabbed and the policemen who c16 f016r.P.154 W by the wayside and the pony became c11 f011r.P.010 W over the trees and the railway towards c08 f008r.P.029 W houses and here and there a messenger c11 f011r.P.045 W country broken here and there by intervals c10 f010r.P.059 W valley of the wey and the red glare was c15 f015r.P.132 W and low beneath-and there had been c14 f014r.P.214 W it was still wet and there had been c08 f008r.P.073 W attitudes here and there-here and c11 f011r.P.126 W fall of the horse and there i had to c15 f015r.P.210 W walls rising here and there into the c15 f015r.P.152 W looked northward and there i perceived c16 f016r.P.438 W through hadley and there on either c05 f005r.P.131 W isolated trees here and there smoked and c11 f011r.P.192 W of dawn-yet here and there some object c02 f002r.P.105 W ficial cylinder man-and there s something c08 f008r.P.073 W and there-here and there was a burning c12 f012r.P.183 W are to be hired and there was a ferry c09 f009r.P.094 W busy in their pit and there was a sound c14 f014r.P.082 W armoured martians and there was still c14 f014r.P.266 W went out to look and there were clouds c12 f012r.P.032 W heat ray-and here and there were things c12 f012r.P.259 W muddy and slippery and the river was so c13 f013r.P.156 W upon the mountains and the rocks to fall c09 f009r.P.124 W mosque had vanished and the roof line of c05 f005r.P.127 W the pine trees and the roofs of horsell c15 f015r.P.087 W of the daylight and the ruddy glare c02 f002r.P.028 W the projectile and the sand and gravel c15 f015r.P.048 W gether and halted and the scouts who c15 f015r.P.058 W each of the three and the seven proceeded c16 f016r.P.360 W tupidly at the heap and the shaft of a c10 f010r.P.123 W overturned dog cart and the silhouette c11 f011r.P.057 W mechanical colossi and the sluggish lumps c11 f011r.P.124 W been wiped out-and the smell good c10 f010r.P.215 W there were voices and the sound of feet c16 f016r.P.012 W north of the thames and the south eastern c14 f014r.P.142 W the south eastern and the south western c01 f001r.P.107 W of the twelfth-and the spectroscope c15 f015r.P.094 W night and vanished and the spirit of all c16 f016r.P.217 W creaking of waggons and the staccato of c05 f005r.P.137 W out of existence and the stillness of c14 f014r.P.219 W sheets and reading and the strand was c11 f011r.P.037 W the maybury road and the streets near c05 f005r.P.107 W in the sand pits and the sudden squeal c02 f002r.P.049 W wonderfully still and the sun just clearing c15 f015r.P.183 W action occurred and the surface would c12 f012r.P.174 W railway station and the swarming platform c15 f015r.P.282 W thing on the ground and the swift broadening c07 f007r.P.053 W of this serenity and the swift death c12 f012r.P.301 W winds of heaven and the thing was now c13 f013r.P.035 W stone golf links and the third at pyrford c10 f010r.P.073 W gathering storm and the thunder burst c15 f015r.P.174 W surrounding country-and the touch of that c13 f013r.P.040 W into the night and the towering pillar c09 f009r.P.122 W smoky red flame and the tower of the c11 f011r.P.148 W brought to bear and the town became c11 f011r.P.180 W of the darkness and the trampled bushes c10 f010r.P.061 W into view again and the trees about c13 f013r.P.184 W chmond and kingston and the trees give c15 f015r.P.060 W hill weybridge and the village of c11 f011r.P.171 W ailway arch smashed and the water bubbling c12 f012r.P.378 W river to shepperton and the water in its c14 f014r.P.351 W of maryle bone and the westbourne c15 f015r.P.131 W one solitary star and the white mist c15 f015r.P.088 W st-george s hill and the woods of painshill= c07 f007r.P.046 W achment from myself and the world about c01 f001r.P.116 W daily telegraph and the world went c09 f009r.P.054 W heat ray to them and they began to argue c09 f009r.P.052 W common soldier and they discussed c09 f009r.P.046 W seen the martians and they had but the c16 f016r.P.144 W was nearly nine and they had seen nothing c12 f012r.P.066 W -we hailed them and they halted while c16 f016r.P.134 W they were the wife and the younger sister c14 f014r.P.125 W eybridge and walton and they say there c16 f016r.P.403 W this hell he said and they went back c16 f016r.P.121 W were both panting and they went back c13 f013r.P.009 W twelve pounder guns and they would certainly c14 f014r.P.123 W traps and carts and things with boxes c13 f013r.P.034 W from the second and third cylinders c10 f010r.P.093 W the pine trees and this problematical c10 f010r.P.095 W =and this thing i saw- c16 f016r.P.437 W forks repeatedly and this to some extent c11 f011r.P.053 W =and this was the little c01 f001r.P.069 W in its cooling and this world is still c16 f016r.P.358 W -they rolled hither and thither among the c12 f012r.P.283 W astonishment-i saw and thought nothing c08 f008r.P.050 W across the stars and thought that nothing c06 f006r.P.035 W came out by twos and threes upon the c05 f005r.P.044 W figures in twos and threes would advance c09 f009r.P.151 W seemed blood red and threw an unfamiliar c13 f013r.P.022 W ectant black muzzle/and through the charred c12 f012r.P.323 W off the wreckage and through the tumultuously c15 f015r.P.249 W eye could reach/and through this two c11 f011r.P.022 W the dying storm and throwing a red c09 f009r.P.197 W into the still air and throwing dark shadows c13 f013r.P.050 W rifting down stream-and throwing off the c12 f012r.P.037 W astily smashed open and thrown under the c12 f012r.P.343 W to take breath and throw the hair c01 f001r.P.138 W larger and smaller and to advance and c15 f015r.P.083 W so still-to us and to an observer c01 f001r.P.085 W excess of ours and to have carried c16 f016r.P.140 W for my brother and told them to drive c16 f016r.P.426 W into the chaise and took the reins c05 f005r.P.076 W these puffs arose and to remain the darker c11 f011r.P.039 W and a vivid glare and to the right of c09 f009r.P.200 W woods eastward and to woking on the c07 f007r.P.049 W out of the stress and tragedy of it all- c16 f016r.P.014 W night on sunday and trains were being c06 f006r.P.086 W boy were crushed and trampled there c01 f001r.P.223 W seemed so safe and tranquil= c11 f011r.P.141 W and every bush and tree upon it that c14 f014r.P.297 W mlessly-he returned and tried in vain to c14 f014r.P.052 W resemblance waylaid and tried to interview c02 f002r.P.088 W met a waggoner and tried to make him c07 f007r.P.088 W her to take wine and tried to reassure c16 f016r.P.052 W by the roadside and trudged through c14 f014r.P.312 W sound of drumming and trumpeting came c11 f011r.P.174 W calmer telling me and trying to make c04 f004r.P.026 W on the cylinder and trying to scramble c09 f009r.P.035 W of pine needles and turf he said and c10 f010r.P.201 W body i stooped and turned him over c04 f004r.P.034 W person behind me and turned my head c15 f015r.P.249 W rtians slowly waded and turned their hissing c15 f015r.P.074 W what i was doing and turned to join c13 f013r.P.120 W gripped his knees and turned to look c16 f016r.P.085 W the men desisted and turned towards c11 f011r.P.149 W off the heat ray and turning its back c14 f014r.P.230 W man with his wife and two boys and some c12 f012r.P.102 W of three women and two children in c16 f016r.P.049 W lists some horsemen and two motor cars- c15 f015r.P.065 W crossed the river and two of them black c03 f003r.P.018 W his little boy and two or three loafers c12 f012r.P.348 W had passed by me and two were stooping c16 f016r.P.414 W realised how urgent and unavoidable it c16 f016r.P.183 W excessively hot and under foot a thick c02 f002r.P.129 W number of boys and unemployed men c05 f005r.P.120 W me suddenly dark and un familiar= c04 f004r.P.056 W at the cylinder and ungovernable terror c01 f001r.P.021 W lects vast and cool and unsympathetic regarded c14 f014r.P.391 W fro in the rooms and up and down stairs c15 f015r.P.199 W air on the roofs and upper stories of c01 f001r.P.075 W ber what ruthless and utter destruction c12 f012r.P.325 W inter mittently and vaguely the gigantic c14 f014r.P.007 W so forth a brief and vaguely worded c15 f015r.P.138 W bat flickered by and vanished-a distant c15 f015r.P.094 W through the night and vanished and the c11 f011r.P.203 W up whirled broke and vanished= c16 f016r.P.210 W in front of them and veiling the white c09 f009r.P.201 W running towards us-and very faint now c11 f011r.P.016 W about it had gone and very far away lit c16 f016r.P.267 W voice was hoarse and very loud so that c15 f015r.P.191 W before the wind and very slowly it c16 f016r.P.345 W -he is dying fast and very thirsty-it c01 f001r.P.112 W flame suddenly and violently squirted c13 f013r.P.164 W and floods wars and volcanoes have c15 f015r.P.269 W with their horses and waggons the groups c04 f004r.P.094 W stopped panting and waited further c08 f008r.P.039 W were alighting and waiting and everything c01 f001r.P.170 W lit the lantern and walked over to c07 f007r.P.028 W =i rose and walked unsteadily c03 f003r.P.104 W home had some tea and walked up to the c15 f015r.P.210 W barns out houses and walls rising here c14 f014r.P.124 W lesey and weybridge and walton and they c13 f013r.P.054 W towards halliford and walton going very c15 f015r.P.062 W they began to move and warned the waiting c13 f013r.P.171 W are the more sane and wary should we c14 f014r.P.299 W after midnight and was awakened from c08 f008r.P.091 W chobham bridge and was busy questioning c05 f005r.P.013 W across the sunset and was immediately c16 f016r.P.226 W and indistinct and was perpetually c05 f005r.P.105 W bushes it touched and was too astounded c10 f010r.P.035 W of the doorway and watched me until c15 f015r.P.267 W officers alert and watchful the gunners c10 f010r.P.056 W empty or harassed and watching against c01 f001r.P.034 W begin-it has air and water and all that c15 f015r.P.180 W valleys and ditches and watercourses even c12 f012r.P.344 W throw the hair and water from my eyes c16 f016r.P.305 W them were hoarse and weak-through it c16 f016r.P.046 W about seven fasting and wearied but well c13 f013r.P.072 W drifted so painful and weary was i after c16 f016r.P.238 W a heavy bundle and weeping-a lost c11 f011r.P.102 W and began to sob and weep like a little c15 f015r.P.220 W windows rattled and we heard the sound c12 f012r.P.027 W filled with whiskey/and we lined every c01 f001r.P.170 W then gave it up-and we lit the lantern c01 f001r.P.064 W =and we men the creatures c14 f014r.P.097 W the news in this and went again to waterloo c15 f015r.P.260 W to stop mutinied and went down again- c02 f002r.P.082 W forgot the heat and went forward to c10 f010r.P.037 W abruptly she turned and went in leaving c02 f002r.P.120 W lation and promises and went off back to c07 f007r.P.035 W meaningless mumble and went on over the c07 f007r.P.070 W more yet i said and went on to my home= c09 f009r.P.072 W while i left them and went on to the c14 f014r.P.397 W into his pockets and went out again c10 f010r.P.148 W and as it came and went their figures c12 f012r.P.004 W atched the martians and went very quietly c12 f012r.P.104 W little hand truck and were piling it c15 f015r.P.225 W light vanished and were replaced by c12 f012r.P.100 W me and rode on and we saw them no c09 f009r.P.199 W away to the east and west to the by c14 f014r.P.351 W and st-pancras and westward and northward c11 f011r.P.004 W that i was cold and wet and with little c14 f014r.P.091 W people of walton and weybridge and all c15 f015r.P.013 W towards ripley and weybridge and so c14 f014r.P.124 W come from molesey and weybridge and walton c14 f014r.P.023 W between woking and weybridge until c02 f002r.P.095 W obered him a little-and when he saw henderson c05 f005r.P.031 W more of eleva tion and when i looked for c06 f006r.P.014 W and melts glass and when it falls upon c16 f016r.P.206 W eyed white faced-and when my brother c15 f015r.P.182 W lefts is wont to do-and where it came upon c15 f015r.P.242 W was discharged and where the guns c15 f015r.P.003 W near halliford and while my brother c13 f013r.P.044 W =and while the martians c14 f014r.P.120 W -a man in a blue and white blazer addressed c14 f014r.P.242 W wheel-he was dirty and white in the face= c02 f002r.P.024 W the shooting star and who was persuaded c13 f013r.P.037 W that stretched far and wide stood one c12 f012r.P.191 W dens-one husband and wife were even c14 f014r.P.377 W richmond kingston and wimbledon and are c14 f014r.P.315 W of doors opening and window after win c16 f016r.P.054 W in the doorways and windows staring c08 f008r.P.072 W ouldering in places and with a few dark c10 f010r.P.080 W heels of another and with a strange c13 f013r.P.090 W udged shirt sleeves and with his upturned c11 f011r.P.004 W was cold and wet and with little pools c09 f009r.P.133 W ipped my wife s arm and without ceremony c12 f012r.P.298 W heeding its steps and with the camera c16 f016r.P.100 W from side to side and with the women c16 f016r.P.196 W carrying a child and with two other c14 f014r.P.045 W between byfleet and woking junction c02 f002r.P.025 W horsell ottershaw and woking rose early c16 f016r.P.227 W horses and of men and women on foot and c08 f008r.P.023 W ehaviour of the men and women to whom i c08 f008r.P.003 W all the strange and wonderful things c05 f005r.P.101 W trees and hedges and wooden buildings c15 f015r.P.090 W ockham behind hills and woods south of c10 f010r.P.190 W fence on the left and worked my way along c15 f015r.P.271 W with the burned and wounded from weybridge- c16 f016r.P.239 W round them scared and wretched and fled c04 f004r.P.044 W writhing middle and wriggled in the c15 f015r.P.281 W andoned men choking and writhing on the c11 f011r.P.022 W of flame swaying and writhing with the c02 f002r.P.011 W home at that hour and writing in my study- c16 f016r.P.378 W brother stood up and yelled at the next c01 f001r.P.221 W of the red green and yellow signal lights c01 f001r.P.004 W greater than man s and yet as mortal as c12 f012r.P.217 W battle near us and yet invisible to c09 f009r.P.164 W pig-two pounds and you bring it back-