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War of the Worlds Concordance - Section 003

[PREV] [INDEX] [NEXT] -------------------------------------------- disd ------------------------------ c09 f009r.P.181 W a thing like a dish cover and ran on c01 f001r.P.095 W minated part of the disk first at the lick c05 f005r.P.015 W apex a circular disk that spun with -------------------------------------------- disdeod --------------------------- c11 f011r.P.163 W tentacles and knock his head against the trunk c13 f013r.P.098 W =he shook his head= c11 f011r.P.102 W efore the table put his head on his arms and c14 f014r.P.306 W and as he thrust his head out up and down c16 f016r.P.388 W the gold twisted his head round and bit the c06 f006r.P.078 W hands clasped over his head screaming= c10 f010r.P.197 W shabbily dressed-his head was bent under c04 f004r.P.103 W back until only his head was visible-suddenly -------------------------------------------- disdeodnos ------------------------ c10 f010r.P.197 W shabbily dressed-his head was bent under his c04 f004r.P.103 W back until only his head was visible-suddenly -------------------------------------------- disdeort -------------------------- c10 f010r.P.202 W over to feel for his heart-he was quite dead- c02 f002r.P.060 W noise that brought his heart into his mouth= -------------------------------------------- disdnes --------------------------- c13 f013r.P.120 W =he gripped his knees and turned to look c16 f016r.P.298 W and broken that his knees bent under him c13 f013r.P.125 W sunken almost to his knees= -------------------------------------------- disdodp --------------------------- c10 f010r.P.198 W was bent under his body and he lay crumpled c11 f011r.P.067 W sits and rules in his body-i began to compare -------------------------------------------- disdoed --------------------------- c16 f016r.P.377 W wheel had broken his back and his lower limbs c09 f009r.P.157 W man stood with his back to me talking to -------------------------------------------- disdoir --------------------------- c16 f016r.P.191 W hand clutched in his hair and the other beating c14 f014r.P.331 W about his waist his hair disordered from c13 f013r.P.104 W chin retreated and his hair lay in crisp almost -------------------------------------------- disdond --------------------------- c13 f013r.P.126 W he began waving his hand= c14 f014r.P.229 W square the paper in his hand my brother saw c02 f002r.P.106 W with his spade in his hand= -------------------------------------------- disdonds -------------------------- c06 f006r.P.077 W confusion with his hands clasped over his c02 f002r.P.084 W efore he could burn his hands on the still glowing -------------------------------------------- disdonse -------------------------- c09 f009r.P.157 W going on behind his house-a man stood with c03 f003r.P.101 W lord hilton at his house but i was told c01 f001r.P.171 W walked over to his house-down below in the -------------------------------------------- disdopspote ----------------------- c16 f016r.P.017 W crushed even in bishopsgate street a couple -------------------------------------------- disdorse -------------------------- c16 f016r.P.429 W -no-point it at his horse= c12 f012r.P.097 W said-and he turned his horse southward again= c11 f011r.P.117 W went to the rear his horse trod in a rabbit -------------------------------------------- disdot ---------------------------- c16 f016r.P.318 W the trap removed his boot his sock was blood c02 f002r.P.089 W arance were so wild his hat had fallen off -------------------------------------------- disds ----------------------------- c04 f004r.P.041 W then two luminous disks like eyes/then -------------------------------------------- disedin --------------------------- c13 f013r.P.124 W into silence with his chin now sunken almost c13 f013r.P.104 W a fair weakness his chin retreated and his -------------------------------------------- disedorpe ------------------------- c14 f014r.P.375 W artians are able to discharge enormous clouds -------------------------------------------- disedorped ------------------------ c15 f015r.P.242 W black vapour was discharged and where the guns c15 f015r.P.163 W have described had discharged by means of the c15 f015r.P.120 W tube on high and discharged it gunwise with c15 f015r.P.168 W is said to have discharged no fewer than five -------------------------------------------- diseipiined ----------------------- c15 f015r.P.103 W were organized disciplined working together- -------------------------------------------- disenits -------------------------- c12 f012r.P.027 W with packets of biscuits and slices of meat- -------------------------------------------- disenpoped ------------------------ c15 f015r.P.170 W and incontinently disengaged an enormous volume c16 f016r.P.082 W she held in her disengaged hand= c15 f015r.P.009 W operation that disengaged huge volumes of -------------------------------------------- disensed -------------------------- c09 f009r.P.072 W =so they discussed it-after a while c07 f007r.P.132 W in his nest and discussed the arrival of c09 f009r.P.052 W soldier and they discussed the peculiar conditions -------------------------------------------- disensedtde ----------------------- c07 f007r.P.132 W in his nest and discussed the arrival of that c09 f009r.P.052 W soldier and they discussed the peculiar conditions -------------------------------------------- disensinp ------------------------- c01 f001r.P.208 W series of papers discussing the probable developments -------------------------------------------- diseonered ------------------------ c02 f002r.P.069 W movement that he discovered it only through c11 f011r.P.003 W -after a time i discovered that i was cold -------------------------------------------- diseonrope ------------------------ c14 f014r.P.199 W horted to avoid and discourage panic-no doubt -------------------------------------------- disepes --------------------------- c13 f013r.P.135 W =his eyes flamed and he pointed c13 f013r.P.151 W interest dawning in his eyes gave place to their c16 f016r.P.190 W passed them on foot his eyes on the ground-they c13 f013r.P.105 W his low forehead-his eyes were rather large -------------------------------------------- diseret --------------------------- c05 f005r.P.066 W followed it at discreet distances= -------------------------------------------- disiinsionnent -------------------- c01 f001r.P.024 W came the great disillusionment= -------------------------------------------- disinp ---------------------------- c05 f005r.P.114 W -forth with the hissing and humming ceased c12 f012r.P.353 W waved high and the hissing beams smote down c05 f005r.P.082 W -then slowly the hissing passed into a humming c05 f005r.P.077 W same time a faint hissing sound became audible= c02 f002r.P.018 W travelled with a hissing sound-i myself c15 f015r.P.250 W and turned their hissing steam jets this c12 f012r.P.383 W through the leaping hiss ing water towards the -------------------------------------------- disinpsonnd ----------------------- c05 f005r.P.077 W same time a faint hissing sound became audible= c02 f002r.P.018 W travelled with a hissing sound-i myself heard -------------------------------------------- disinteprotinp -------------------- c15 f015r.P.287 W richmond and the disintegrating organism of government -------------------------------------------- disneed --------------------------- c10 f010r.P.202 W dead-apparently his neck had been broken- c10 f010r.P.121 W lay motionless his neck was broken poor -------------------------------------------- disnind --------------------------- c14 f014r.P.032 W house-he made up his mind to run down that c14 f014r.P.281 W of the trouble-his mind was inclined to -------------------------------------------- disnindon ------------------------- c14 f014r.P.308 W to the noise of his window sash and heads c14 f014r.P.362 W =unable from his window to learn what was -------------------------------------------- disnis ---------------------------- c01 f001r.P.014 W of them only to dismiss the idea of life -------------------------------------------- disnite --------------------------- c14 f014r.P.230 W was a man with his wife and two boys and c09 f009r.P.185 W already knew that his wife had gone to london -------------------------------------------- disnoded -------------------------- c12 f012r.P.019 W the artilleryman dissuaded me-it s no kindness -------------------------------------------- disnoi ---------------------------- c12 f012r.P.051 W portion still stood dismal grey stems with -------------------------------------------- disnoiee -------------------------- c12 f012r.P.072 W =his voice and face were eager- c16 f016r.P.190 W ground-they heard his voice and looking back c16 f016r.P.267 W eternity-eternity-his voice was hoarse and -------------------------------------------- disnoieeond ----------------------- c12 f012r.P.072 W =his voice and face were eager- c16 f016r.P.190 W ground-they heard his voice and looking back at -------------------------------------------- disnonnted ------------------------ c09 f009r.P.148 W college-two others dismounted and began running c09 f009r.P.174 W way one of the dismounted hussars came running c12 f012r.P.137 W ussars some of them dismounted some on horseback -------------------------------------------- disnop ---------------------------- c12 f012r.P.371 W and fro in utter dismay on the towing path= c15 f015r.P.281 W headlong shouts of dismay the guns suddenly c12 f012r.P.007 W he said to make his way londonward and c16 f016r.P.137 W railway station on his way of the martian c16 f016r.P.067 W idea of making his way to chelms ford c16 f016r.P.370 W a woman out of his way tried to clutch c16 f016r.P.193 W over he went on his way without once looking -------------------------------------------- disodied -------------------------- c14 f014r.P.073 W guns have been disabled by them-flying -------------------------------------------- disoined -------------------------- c12 f012r.P.373 W caved in as they dissolved at its touch and -------------------------------------------- dison ----------------------------- c01 f001r.P.076 W as the vanished bison and the dodo but c16 f016r.P.086 W realising from his an tagonist s face -------------------------------------------- disonn ---------------------------- c07 f007r.P.097 W would be the same/his own body would be a c16 f016r.P.155 W -he told them of his own escape out of london c16 f016r.P.172 W trains and broached his own idea of striking c14 f014r.P.396 W turned hastily to his own room put all his c01 f001r.P.005 W yet as mortal as his own-that as men busied -------------------------------------------- disopointed ----------------------- c03 f003r.P.025 W charred corpses was disappointed at this inanimate -------------------------------------------- disordered ------------------------ c14 f014r.P.332 W waist his hair disordered from his pillow= c02 f002r.P.122 W sand excited and disordered running up the -------------------------------------------- disorderip ------------------------ c16 f016r.P.215 W itself now into the disorderly mingling of many c14 f014r.P.314 W with a vehement disorderly tocsin/there was -------------------------------------------- disorn ---------------------------- c12 f012r.P.147 W stopped and gripped his arm= c16 f016r.P.383 W ercely hammering at his arm with a handful -------------------------------------------- disorop --------------------------- c14 f014r.P.308 W every kind of night disarray appeared-enquiries -------------------------------------------- disorponised ---------------------- c14 f014r.P.111 W was now very much disorganised-quite a number -------------------------------------------- disoster -------------------------- c16 f016r.P.162 W ession of the great disaster that had come on -------------------------------------------- disostrons ------------------------ c12 f012r.P.014 W the scene of a disastrous struggle before -------------------------------------------- dispense -------------------------- c07 f007r.P.109 W was quite able to dispense with muscular exertion -------------------------------------------- dispersed ------------------------- c05 f005r.P.036 W towards chobham dispersed-there was scarcely -------------------------------------------- dispersion ------------------------ c15 f015r.P.196 W upheaval of its dispersion was over the black -------------------------------------------- dispersoi ------------------------- c05 f005r.P.076 W darker after their dispersal-at the same time -------------------------------------------- dispioped ------------------------- c15 f015r.P.243 W guns were openly displayed the heat ray was -------------------------------------------- dispnst --------------------------- c04 f004r.P.082 W was overcome with disgust and dread= -------------------------------------------- dispnte --------------------------- c09 f009r.P.050 W idea was that a dispute had arisen at the -------------------------------------------- dispntes -------------------------- c16 f016r.P.303 W cries one heard disputes reproaches groans -------------------------------------------- disporped ------------------------- c16 f016r.P.356 W rested on it and disgorged a mass of sovereigns c11 f011r.P.057 W lumps i had seen dis gorged from the cylinder- -------------------------------------------- dispose --------------------------- c14 f014r.P.271 W their incapacity to dispose of the invaders -------------------------------------------- disposed -------------------------- c14 f014r.P.206 W one at least was disposed of perhaps more- -------------------------------------------- dissdonider ----------------------- c04 f004r.P.102 W sun/now he got his shoulder and knee up and c16 f016r.P.361 W of a cab struck his shoulder and sent him reeling- c13 f013r.P.161 W laid my hand on his shoulder= c12 f012r.P.248 W nteau he carried on his shoulder swung round and -------------------------------------------- dissdoniderond -------------------- c04 f004r.P.102 W sun/now he got his shoulder and knee up and again c16 f016r.P.361 W of a cab struck his shoulder and sent him reeling- -------------------------------------------- disson ---------------------------- c09 f009r.P.083 W tobacconist that his son was among the dead c03 f003r.P.074 W road had sent up his son with a barrow load -------------------------------------------- disspode -------------------------- c02 f002r.P.106 W erson stood up with his spade in his hand= c02 f002r.P.109 W -then he dropped his spade snatched up his -------------------------------------------- dist ------------------------------ c11 f011r.P.079 W =hist-said i in a whisper= -------------------------------------------- distet ---------------------------- c13 f013r.P.187 W spoke he sprang to his feet and stopped me c16 f016r.P.107 W and he rose to his feet to find himself -------------------------------------------- distinet -------------------------- c07 f007r.P.128 W photographically distinct-at the end of it c11 f011r.P.181 W the window grew dis tinct-it would seem that c16 f016r.P.244 W forms grew into distinct ness as they rushed c05 f005r.P.069 W the pit in three distinct puffs which drove c09 f009r.P.202 W faint now but very distinct through the hot -------------------------------------------- distinetip ------------------------ c14 f014r.P.273 W heavy firing was distinctly audible all over c01 f001r.P.124 W that vigil very distinctly-the black and silent -------------------------------------------- distinpnisd ----------------------- c10 f010r.P.194 W -before i could distinguish clearly how the c14 f014r.P.277 W he was able to distinguish it quite plainly= c11 f011r.P.049 W -at first i could distinguish no people at all -------------------------------------------- distnrded ------------------------- c14 f014r.P.280 W my account and disturbed at the evident c15 f015r.P.107 W onslaught in a disturbed hive of bees-did c02 f002r.P.065 W for this but what disturbed that idea was the -------------------------------------------- distnrdonee ----------------------- c08 f008r.P.046 W caused no more disturbance than drunkards c08 f008r.P.052 W common that any disturbance was perceptible- -------------------------------------------- distnrdonees ---------------------- c01 f001r.P.192 W woke up to the disturbances at last and popular -------------------------------------------- distoee --------------------------- c16 f016r.P.426 W marks red across his face and hands scrambled c16 f016r.P.093 W whip stung across his face a third antagonist c11 f011r.P.183 W -i began to see his face blackened and haggard c11 f011r.P.091 W -i could not see his face-he was hatless c10 f010r.P.204 W third time and his face leaped upon me- c13 f013r.P.103 W ckened by the smoke-his face was a fair weakness c03 f003r.P.082 W idently much cooler-his face was crimson and -------------------------------------------- distoeenos ------------------------ c13 f013r.P.103 W ckened by the smoke-his face was a fair weakness c03 f003r.P.082 W idently much cooler-his face was crimson and stream -------------------------------------------- distonee -------------------------- c01 f001r.P.219 W station in the distance came the sound c14 f014r.P.320 W away slowly in the distance/close on the rear c01 f001r.P.149 W that incredible distance drawing nearer c01 f001r.P.220 W into melody by the distance-my wife pointed c16 f016r.P.113 W fired at six yards distance narrowly missing c15 f015r.P.052 W tive from that distance of a speck of blight c01 f001r.P.026 W the sun at a mean distance of nnn nnn nnn c01 f001r.P.058 W at its nearest distance only nn nnn nnn c10 f010r.P.147 W moving about in the distance over the hedge c12 f012r.P.121 W a business like distance-the men stood almost -------------------------------------------- distoneeot ------------------------ c15 f015r.P.052 W tive from that distance of a speck of blight c01 f001r.P.026 W the sun at a mean distance of nnn nnn nnn miles -------------------------------------------- distonees ------------------------- c15 f015r.P.059 W themselves at equal distances along a curved c05 f005r.P.067 W it at discreet distances= c12 f012r.P.119 W neatly at equal distances pointing towards -------------------------------------------- distont --------------------------- c15 f015r.P.118 W sound like the distant concussion of a c05 f005r.P.095 W in that little distant crowd-all i felt c14 f014r.P.301 W nning in the street distant drumming and a c01 f001r.P.043 W is not only more distant from time s beginning c13 f013r.P.191 W dull resonance of distant guns and a remote c15 f015r.P.208 W prospect of the distant hills a velvet c01 f001r.P.156 W of gas from the distant planet-i saw it- c15 f015r.P.158 W again with the distant thud of their guns- c15 f015r.P.138 W and vanished-a distant tumult of shouting c10 f010r.P.067 W and showed the distant woods towards addlestone- -------------------------------------------- distorp --------------------------- c11 f011r.P.195 W never before in the history of warfare had -------------------------------------------- distorted ------------------------- c06 f006r.P.017 W pit charred and distorted beyond recognition -------------------------------------------- distridnte ------------------------ c15 f015r.P.058 W seven proceeded to distribute themselves at equal -------------------------------------------- distridnted ----------------------- c14 f014r.P.197 W manufactured and distributed-no doubt ran the -------------------------------------------- distriet -------------------------- c14 f014r.P.179 W between the woking district and london-five c14 f014r.P.351 W westbourne park district and st-pancras c08 f008r.P.023 W spoke-all over the district people were dining c14 f014r.P.091 W ybridge and all the district were pouring along -------------------------------------------- distrietond ----------------------- c14 f014r.P.179 W between the woking district and london-five of c14 f014r.P.351 W westbourne park district and st-pancras and -------------------------------------------- distroeted ------------------------ c16 f016r.P.354 W s attention was distracted by a bearded eagle -------------------------------------------- dit ------------------------------- c10 f010r.P.074 W horse took the bit between his teeth c11 f011r.P.173 W i got from him bit by bit-he grew c11 f011r.P.173 W from him bit by bit-he grew calmer c09 f009r.P.164 W -i m selling my bit of a pig-two pounds c16 f016r.P.370 W tried to clutch the bit of the horse= c16 f016r.P.389 W head round and bit the wrist that c09 f009r.P.126 W as if a shot had hit it flew and a piece c12 f012r.P.291 W =hit-shouted i with c12 f012r.P.310 W of the heat ray hit the water the latter -------------------------------------------- ditder ---------------------------- c16 f016r.P.358 W ground-they rolled hither and thither among -------------------------------------------- dited ----------------------------- c10 f010r.P.180 W trees fell into a ditch and bruised my c11 f011r.P.156 W alive into the ditch by the side of c15 f015r.P.073 W into the broad ditch by the side of c10 f010r.P.162 W vailing myself of a ditch for the greater c16 f016r.P.406 W dying man in the ditch under the privet c09 f009r.P.099 W done by a man in a ditch with a flag on -------------------------------------------- diteddp --------------------------- c11 f011r.P.156 W alive into the ditch by the side of the c15 f015r.P.073 W into the broad ditch by the side of the -------------------------------------------- diteddptde ------------------------ c11 f011r.P.156 W alive into the ditch by the side of the road c15 f015r.P.073 W into the broad ditch by the side of the road/ -------------------------------------------- diteddptdeside -------------------- c11 f011r.P.156 W alive into the ditch by the side of the road and c15 f015r.P.073 W into the broad ditch by the side of the road/he -------------------------------------------- diteddptdesideot ------------------ c11 f011r.P.156 W alive into the ditch by the side of the road and so c15 f015r.P.073 W into the broad ditch by the side of the road/he looked -------------------------------------------- ditedes --------------------------- c15 f015r.P.180 W the valleys and ditches and watercourses c04 f004r.P.112 W irregular circle in ditches behind bushes behind c16 f016r.P.258 W stumbling in the ditches blundering into -------------------------------------------- diterip --------------------------- c13 f013r.P.083 W very thirsty and bitterly regretful i had c14 f014r.P.115 W western company bitterly to my brother-it -------------------------------------------- ditienit -------------------------- c03 f003r.P.051 W -but i found it difficult to get to work -------------------------------------------- ditienities ----------------------- c03 f003r.P.046 W manuscript on the difficulties in translation -------------------------------------------- ditienitp ------------------------- c16 f016r.P.079 W while a third with difficulty held the frightened c12 f012r.P.143 W having the greatest difficulty in making them c07 f007r.P.093 W the gravitational difficulty-on the surface c14 f014r.P.211 W to cope with the difficulty this quasi proclamation -------------------------------------------- ditnse ---------------------------- c15 f015r.P.188 W vapour did not diffuse as a true gas would -------------------------------------------- diton ----------------------------- c15 f015r.P.063 W batteries about ditton and esher-at the c15 f015r.P.224 W at hampton and ditton and then the pale c15 f015r.P.090 W staines hounslow ditton esher ockham behind c15 f015r.P.201 W street cobham and ditton= -------------------------------------------- ditonond -------------------------- c15 f015r.P.063 W batteries about ditton and esher-at the same c15 f015r.P.224 W at hampton and ditton and then the pale beams -------------------------------------------- ditot ----------------------------- c09 f009r.P.164 W -i m selling my bit of a pig-two pounds c16 f016r.P.370 W tried to clutch the bit of the horse= -------------------------------------------- dits ------------------------------ c16 f016r.P.273 W veyances-the horses bits were covered with -------------------------------------------- dittde ---------------------------- c16 f016r.P.389 W head round and bit the wrist that held c12 f012r.P.310 W of the heat ray hit the water the latter -------------------------------------------- dndiinp --------------------------- c11 f011r.P.171 W ashed and the water bubbling out like a spring -------------------------------------------- dndionsip ------------------------- c16 f016r.P.239 W tongue circled dubiously round them scared -------------------------------------------- dne ------------------------------- c15 f015r.P.230 W in the southwest due i believe to guns c14 f014r.P.026 W was thought to be due to the falling c04 f004r.P.076 W fulness of movement due to the greater c14 f014r.P.014 W -probably this is due to the relative c03 f003r.P.038 W had an unfamiliar hue-extra terrestrial c05 f005r.P.005 W remained standing knee deep in the heather c12 f012r.P.334 W cturing towns-a man knee deep near the towing c04 f004r.P.102 W his shoulder and knee up and again he -------------------------------------------- dneded ---------------------------- c12 f012r.P.339 W =at that i ducked at once under water -------------------------------------------- dnedep ---------------------------- c05 f005r.P.005 W remained standing knee deep in the heather c12 f012r.P.334 W cturing towns-a man knee deep near the towing -------------------------------------------- dnen ------------------------------ c12 f012r.P.025 W service and he knew better than that- c14 f014r.P.030 W about us as he knew from the description c15 f015r.P.071 W began running-but i knew it was no good c16 f016r.P.156 W and all that he knew of these martians c10 f010r.P.054 W know what they knew of the things happening c14 f014r.P.081 W =no one in london knew positively of the c09 f009r.P.184 W what i already knew that his wife had c06 f006r.P.031 W in woking even knew that the cylinder c09 f009r.P.153 W spotted dog for i knew the landlord had c10 f010r.P.034 W lamps-happily i knew the road intimately- c15 f015r.P.108 W that time no one knew what food they -------------------------------------------- dnenot ---------------------------- c16 f016r.P.156 W and all that he knew of these martians c10 f010r.P.054 W know what they knew of the things happening -------------------------------------------- dnentde --------------------------- c09 f009r.P.153 W spotted dog for i knew the landlord had a c10 f010r.P.034 W lamps-happily i knew the road intimately- -------------------------------------------- dnentdot -------------------------- c09 f009r.P.184 W what i already knew that his wife had gone c06 f006r.P.031 W in woking even knew that the cylinder had -------------------------------------------- dnes ------------------------------ c10 f010r.P.180 W and bruised my knees against a plank c13 f013r.P.120 W =he gripped his knees and turned to look c16 f016r.P.298 W broken that his knees bent under him c12 f012r.P.274 W halfway across-the knees of its foremost c13 f013r.P.125 W unken almost to his knees= -------------------------------------------- dneto ----------------------------- c14 f014r.P.026 W was thought to be due to the falling of c04 f004r.P.076 W fulness of movement due to the greater gravitational c14 f014r.P.014 W -probably this is due to the relative strength -------------------------------------------- dnetotde -------------------------- c14 f014r.P.026 W was thought to be due to the falling of burning c04 f004r.P.076 W fulness of movement due to the greater gravitational c14 f014r.P.014 W -probably this is due to the relative strength -------------------------------------------- dni ------------------------------- c09 f009r.P.087 W extremely hot and dull-and in order to c02 f002r.P.083 W -but luckily the dull radiation arrested c13 f013r.P.190 W water came the dull resonance of distant c15 f015r.P.272 W weybridge-then the dull resonance of the c05 f005r.P.100 W became with one dull thud a mass of -------------------------------------------- dnid ------------------------------ c03 f003r.P.004 W of that colossal bulk em bedded in the c10 f010r.P.122 W i saw the black bulk of the overturned c03 f003r.P.026 W this inanimate bulk-some went away c04 f004r.P.058 W greyish rounded bulk the size perhaps c02 f002r.P.063 W pit close to the bulk to see the thing -------------------------------------------- dniidinps ------------------------- c05 f005r.P.102 W hedges and wooden buildings suddenly set alight= c13 f013r.P.037 W heather and ruined buildings that stretched -------------------------------------------- dniit ----------------------------- c11 f011r.P.152 W glittering titan built itself up out of -------------------------------------------- dnindied -------------------------- c11 f011r.P.188 W ashes-the fires had dwindled now-where flames -------------------------------------------- dnindiinp ------------------------- c04 f004r.P.110 W at the sight a dwindling mul titude of perhaps -------------------------------------------- dniped ---------------------------- c12 f012r.P.289 W thing-the hood bulged flashed was whirled c04 f004r.P.060 W cylinder-as it bulged up and caught the -------------------------------------------- dniresononee ---------------------- c13 f013r.P.190 W water came the dull resonance of distant guns c15 f015r.P.272 W weybridge-then the dull resonance of the shots the -------------------------------------------- dniresononeeot -------------------- c13 f013r.P.190 W water came the dull resonance of distant guns and c15 f015r.P.272 W weybridge-then the dull resonance of the shots the martians -------------------------------------------- dnitinp --------------------------- c07 f007r.P.081 W dear-said my wife knitting her brows and putting -------------------------------------------- dnn ------------------------------- c02 f002r.P.037 W by a thick scaly dun coloured incrustation- c04 f004r.P.021 W heard a peculiar hum ming sound from c06 f006r.P.030 W to yourself the hum of voices along -------------------------------------------- dnndie ---------------------------- c16 f016r.P.238 W carrying a heavy bundle and weeping-a lost -------------------------------------------- dnndies --------------------------- c12 f012r.P.105 W unclean looking bundles and shabby furniture/ c14 f014r.P.234 W some boxes and bundles/the faces of these -------------------------------------------- dnndred --------------------------- c14 f014r.P.191 W -altogether one hundred and sixteen were c14 f014r.P.284 W boilers on stilts a hundred feet high= c14 f014r.P.175 W machines nearly a hundred feet high capable c12 f012r.P.079 W iants in armour sir-hundred feet high-three c08 f008r.P.095 W and about four hundred men of the cardigan c02 f002r.P.010 W earth about one hundred miles east of him= c02 f002r.P.009 W about ninety or one hundred miles-it seemed c14 f014r.P.350 W races and in the hundred other streets of c04 f004r.P.015 W think two or three hundred people elbowing c06 f006r.P.041 W crowd of three hundred people or more c04 f004r.P.111 W titude of perhaps a hundred people or more c04 f004r.P.006 W sky a couple of hundred people perhaps/ c15 f015r.P.109 W food they needed-a hundred such questions c09 f009r.P.125 W looked as if a hundred ton gun had been c04 f004r.P.090 W trees perhaps a hundred yards away-but c12 f012r.P.262 W carcely a couple of hundred yards away i flung c12 f012r.P.351 W one perhaps two hundred yards from me the c10 f010r.P.103 W the next flash a hundred yards nearer/can c16 f016r.P.017 W street a couple of hundred yards or more from c16 f016r.P.404 W they went back a hundred yards the way they -------------------------------------------- dnndredniies ---------------------- c02 f002r.P.010 W earth about one hundred miles east of him= c02 f002r.P.009 W about ninety or one hundred miles-it seemed to him -------------------------------------------- dnndredpeopie --------------------- c04 f004r.P.015 W think two or three hundred people elbowing and jostling c06 f006r.P.041 W crowd of three hundred people or more at this c04 f004r.P.111 W titude of perhaps a hundred people or more standing c04 f004r.P.006 W sky a couple of hundred people perhaps/there were -------------------------------------------- dnndredpeopieor ------------------- c06 f006r.P.041 W crowd of three hundred people or more at this place c04 f004r.P.111 W titude of perhaps a hundred people or more standing in -------------------------------------------- dnndredpords ---------------------- c04 f004r.P.090 W trees perhaps a hundred yards away-but i ran c12 f012r.P.262 W carcely a couple of hundred yards away i flung myself c12 f012r.P.351 W one perhaps two hundred yards from me the other c10 f010r.P.103 W the next flash a hundred yards nearer/can you c16 f016r.P.017 W street a couple of hundred yards or more from liverpool c16 f016r.P.404 W they went back a hundred yards the way they had -------------------------------------------- dnndredpordsonop ------------------ c04 f004r.P.090 W trees perhaps a hundred yards away-but i ran slantingly c12 f012r.P.262 W carcely a couple of hundred yards away i flung myself -------------------------------------------- dnndreds -------------------------- c02 f002r.P.004 W the atmosphere-hundreds must have seen c01 f001r.P.183 W =hundreds of observers saw c01 f001r.P.172 W rtsey and all their hundreds of people sleeping -------------------------------------------- dnndredsot ------------------------ c01 f001r.P.183 W =hundreds of observers saw the c01 f001r.P.172 W rtsey and all their hundreds of people sleeping -------------------------------------------- dnndredtet ------------------------ c14 f014r.P.284 W boilers on stilts a hundred feet high= c14 f014r.P.175 W machines nearly a hundred feet high capable of c12 f012r.P.079 W iants in armour sir-hundred feet high-three legs -------------------------------------------- dnndredtetdipd -------------------- c14 f014r.P.284 W boilers on stilts a hundred feet high= c14 f014r.P.175 W machines nearly a hundred feet high capable of the c12 f012r.P.079 W iants in armour sir-hundred feet high-three legs and -------------------------------------------- dnndtonnded ----------------------- c05 f005r.P.117 W stood motionless dumbfounded and dazzled by c12 f012r.P.366 W lmost boiling water dumbfounded at my position -------------------------------------------- dnnedies -------------------------- c16 f016r.P.132 W and bloodstained knuckles driving along an -------------------------------------------- dnninp ---------------------------- c05 f005r.P.114 W the hissing and humming ceased and the c05 f005r.P.083 W ssing passed into a humming into a long loud c06 f006r.P.056 W smoke the deep humming note and the flashes -------------------------------------------- dnnoed ---------------------------- c06 f006r.P.059 W the fact that a hummock of heathery sand -------------------------------------------- dnnon ----------------------------- c11 f011r.P.136 W head of a cowled human being/a kind of c11 f011r.P.077 W sight of another human being my torpor c08 f008r.P.009 W would have had one human being outside it c16 f016r.P.223 W eople a tor rent of human beings rushing c12 f012r.P.197 W simply formidable human beings who might c01 f001r.P.013 W space as sources of human danger or thought c13 f013r.P.180 W was the sign of human help and effort c01 f001r.P.078 W spite of their human likeness were entirely c11 f011r.P.067 W mpare the things to human ma chines to ask c13 f013r.P.030 W and the danger of human proximity and not c01 f001r.P.117 W threatened the human race/i might not -------------------------------------------- dnnondeinp ------------------------ c11 f011r.P.136 W head of a cowled human being/a kind of arm carried c11 f011r.P.077 W sight of another human being my torpor passed c08 f008r.P.009 W would have had one human being outside it unless -------------------------------------------- dnnondeinps ----------------------- c16 f016r.P.223 W eople a tor rent of human beings rushing northward c12 f012r.P.197 W simply formidable human beings who might attack -------------------------------------------- dnnonitp -------------------------- c16 f016r.P.162 W that had come on humanity deepened his persuasion c13 f013r.P.045 W in front of me humanity gathered for the -------------------------------------------- dnnonr ---------------------------- c09 f009r.P.032 W the greatest good humour as he said this- -------------------------------------------- dnnp ------------------------------ c12 f012r.P.224 W into the air and hung/and forthwith the c13 f013r.P.193 W the crescent moon hung faint and pale c16 f016r.P.065 W along and the dust hung in heavy clouds c15 f015r.P.189 W gas would do-it hung together in banks -------------------------------------------- dnnped ---------------------------- c05 f005r.P.084 W noise-slowly a humped shape rose out -------------------------------------------- dnnper ---------------------------- c16 f016r.P.451 W the beginnings of hunger/the night was cold -------------------------------------------- dnntinp --------------------------- c12 f012r.P.138 W horseback were hunting them about-three -------------------------------------------- dnoed ----------------------------- c11 f011r.P.163 W teely tentacles and knock his head against -------------------------------------------- dnoeders -------------------------- c14 f014r.P.300 W the sound of door knockers feet running in -------------------------------------------- dnoi ------------------------------ c05 f005r.P.030 W osition to a little knoll that gave me the -------------------------------------------- dnon ------------------------------ c09 f009r.P.079 W addressed didn t know anything/the officers c14 f014r.P.043 W did not clearly know at that time-there c04 f004r.P.024 W onfounded thing you know= c07 f007r.P.102 W the earth we now know contains far more c10 f010r.P.042 W fighting-i did not know even the circumstances c12 f012r.P.096 W tell him all you know-he s at weybridge- c05 f005r.P.022 W though i did not know his name and accosted- c07 f007r.P.044 W moods-i do not know how far my experience c01 f001r.P.145 W empty space-you know how that blackness c09 f009r.P.022 W would be curious to know how they live on c04 f004r.P.039 W essen tials a man-i know i did-but looking c10 f010r.P.054 W the hill nor do i know if the silent houses c07 f007r.P.135 W =i did not know it but that was c11 f011r.P.055 W i still did not know-nor did i know c01 f001r.P.046 W mystery but we know now that even in c09 f009r.P.092 W little i didn t know/the martians did c12 f012r.P.096 W s at weybridge-know the way= c11 f011r.P.009 W did so i do not know-the window of my c11 f011r.P.055 W know-nor did i know though i was beginning c04 f004r.P.024 W diots back-we don t know what s in the confounded c12 f012r.P.148 W =do you know what s over there- c10 f010r.P.053 W passed-i do not know what they knew c09 f009r.P.048 W that they did not know who had authorised -------------------------------------------- dnondon --------------------------- c07 f007r.P.044 W moods-i do not know how far my experience c01 f001r.P.145 W empty space-you know how that blackness c09 f009r.P.022 W would be curious to know how they live on another -------------------------------------------- dnoninp --------------------------- c16 f016r.P.058 W in edgware not knowing what next to do- -------------------------------------------- dnonit ---------------------------- c10 f010r.P.054 W the hill nor do i know if the silent houses c07 f007r.P.135 W =i did not know it but that was the -------------------------------------------- dnonn ----------------------------- c01 f001r.P.119 W ogilvy the well known astronomer at ottershaw- c14 f014r.P.072 W -no details are known-maxims have been c14 f014r.P.027 W the fighting was known that night the -------------------------------------------- dnonndot -------------------------- c04 f004r.P.024 W diots back-we don t know what s in the confounded c12 f012r.P.148 W =do you know what s over there-i c10 f010r.P.053 W passed-i do not know what they knew of the -------------------------------------------- dnonndots ------------------------- c04 f004r.P.024 W diots back-we don t know what s in the confounded c12 f012r.P.148 W =do you know what s over there-i said -------------------------------------------- dnons ----------------------------- c11 f011r.P.086 W =god knows= c15 f015r.P.137 W =heaven knows-said i= -------------------------------------------- dnontde --------------------------- c09 f009r.P.092 W little i didn t know/the martians did not c12 f012r.P.096 W s at weybridge-know the way= c11 f011r.P.009 W did so i do not know-the window of my study -------------------------------------------- dnopdii --------------------------- c05 f005r.P.101 W far away towards knaphill i saw the flashes -------------------------------------------- dnot ------------------------------ c05 f005r.P.053 W a little black knot of men the foremost c05 f005r.P.018 W woking the other a knot of people in the c10 f010r.P.052 W pyrford where a knot of people stood c05 f005r.P.036 W from it/the little knot of people towards c05 f005r.P.080 W phenomena a little knot of small vertical c12 f012r.P.113 W others and the knot of soldiers standing -------------------------------------------- dnotot ---------------------------- c05 f005r.P.053 W a little black knot of men the foremost c05 f005r.P.018 W woking the other a knot of people in the direction c10 f010r.P.052 W pyrford where a knot of people stood with c05 f005r.P.036 W from it/the little knot of people towards c05 f005r.P.080 W phenomena a little knot of small vertical c12 f012r.P.113 W others and the knot of soldiers standing -------------------------------------------- dnototpeopie ---------------------- c05 f005r.P.018 W woking the other a knot of people in the direction c10 f010r.P.052 W pyrford where a knot of people stood with their c05 f005r.P.036 W from it/the little knot of people towards chobham -------------------------------------------- dnots ----------------------------- c06 f006r.P.036 W they found little knots of people talking -------------------------------------------- dnpe ------------------------------ c15 f015r.P.172 W ing upward in a huge and ebony cumulus c11 f011r.P.018 W -across the light huge black shapes gro c12 f012r.P.144 W old fellow with a huge box and a score c15 f015r.P.164 W tube he carried a huge canister over whatever c12 f012r.P.240 W is flour ished a huge case high in the c15 f015r.P.080 W positions in the huge crescent about c02 f002r.P.036 W appearance of a huge cylinder caked c01 f001r.P.099 W casting of the huge gun in the vast c14 f014r.P.143 W trucks bearing huge guns and carriages c03 f003r.P.003 W sur rounding the huge hole in which the c10 f010r.P.133 W main body was a huge mass of white metal c01 f001r.P.106 W intelli gence of a huge outbreak of incandescent c15 f015r.P.221 W the sound of the huge siege guns that c01 f001r.P.050 W seasons change huge snowcaps gather c16 f016r.P.277 W of st-pancras a huge timber waggon crowded c10 f010r.P.111 W adlong and a second huge tripod appeared c15 f015r.P.111 W sense of all the huge unknown and hidden c01 f001r.P.178 W planet or that a huge volcanic explosion c15 f015r.P.010 W that disengaged huge volumes of green c12 f012r.P.311 W another moment a huge wave like a muddy c12 f012r.P.381 W another moment the huge wave well nigh -------------------------------------------- dnpenone -------------------------- c12 f012r.P.311 W another moment a huge wave like a muddy tidal c12 f012r.P.381 W another moment the huge wave well nigh at the -------------------------------------------- dnr ------------------------------- c12 f012r.P.190 W along under heavy bur dens-one husband -------------------------------------------- dnrden ---------------------------- c12 f012r.P.249 W the corner of his burden/a woman thrust -------------------------------------------- dnried ---------------------------- c02 f002r.P.033 W almost entirely buried in sand amidst c12 f012r.P.060 W hushed and as we hurried along i and the c02 f002r.P.111 W road-the two men hurried back at once to c16 f016r.P.138 W advance-he had hurried home roused the c12 f012r.P.152 W that if he could i hurried on after the artillery c16 f016r.P.245 W towards the corner hurried past and merged c14 f014r.P.311 W are coming-and hurried to the next door= c12 f012r.P.066 W halted while we hurried towards them/it c06 f006r.P.064 W the bushes as it hurried towards them through c16 f016r.P.085 W tuation shouted and hurried towards the struggle- c15 f015r.P.066 W the curate as we hurried wearily and painfully -------------------------------------------- dnriedip -------------------------- c12 f012r.P.233 W ertsey and striding hurriedly towards the river- -------------------------------------------- dnriedtonords --------------------- c12 f012r.P.066 W halted while we hurried towards them/it was a lieutenant c06 f006r.P.064 W the bushes as it hurried towards them through the c16 f016r.P.085 W tuation shouted and hurried towards the struggle-one -------------------------------------------- dnrinp ---------------------------- c13 f013r.P.083 W nderingly to myself during that last spurt- c09 f009r.P.020 W estroy the martians during the day= c01 f001r.P.102 W of that outbreak during the next two oppositions= c09 f009r.P.010 W -he told me that during the night the martians c01 f001r.P.094 W =during the opposition -------------------------------------------- dnrinptde ------------------------- c09 f009r.P.020 W estroy the martians during the day= c01 f001r.P.102 W of that outbreak during the next two oppositions= c09 f009r.P.010 W -he told me that during the night the martians c01 f001r.P.094 W =during the opposition of nnnn -------------------------------------------- dnrip ----------------------------- c16 f016r.P.101 W man before him a burly rough tried to -------------------------------------------- dnrn ------------------------------ c02 f002r.P.084 W before he could burn his hands on the -------------------------------------------- dnrned ---------------------------- c11 f011r.P.159 W most part and many burned and scalded-he c15 f015r.P.271 W tents with the burned and wounded from -------------------------------------------- dnrnedond ------------------------- c11 f011r.P.159 W most part and many burned and scalded-he was c15 f015r.P.271 W tents with the burned and wounded from weybridge- -------------------------------------------- dnrninp --------------------------- c16 f016r.P.183 W whitish sand grew burning and blinding so c09 f009r.P.033 W said were still burning and pointed out c16 f016r.P.234 W road a villa was burning and sending rolling c08 f008r.P.074 W and there was a burning bush or tree-beyond c11 f011r.P.044 W the train and the burning county towards c13 f013r.P.133 W =the smoke of her burning goeth up for ever c03 f003r.P.070 W pine trees-the burning heather had been c11 f011r.P.072 W the smoke of the burning land the little c14 f014r.P.022 W common and the burning of the pine woods c09 f009r.P.026 W told me of the burning of the pine woods c10 f010r.P.208 W house-nothing was burning on the hillside c08 f008r.P.053 W a dozen villas burning on the woking border- c14 f014r.P.026 W the falling of burning pine trees across c04 f004r.P.116 W black against the burning sky and in the c11 f011r.P.143 W ckened skeleton was burning-the hussars had c06 f006r.P.073 W moments-sparks and burning twigs began to c11 f011r.P.030 W resinous tang of burning was in the air= c13 f013r.P.047 W fire and smoke of burning weybridge towards c09 f009r.P.172 W the house were burning while i did this c13 f013r.P.068 W had i seen houses burning without the accompaniment -------------------------------------------- dnrninpon ------------------------- c10 f010r.P.208 W house-nothing was burning on the hillside though c08 f008r.P.053 W a dozen villas burning on the woking border- -------------------------------------------- dnrninpond ------------------------ c16 f016r.P.183 W whitish sand grew burning and blinding so that c09 f009r.P.033 W said were still burning and pointed out a haze c16 f016r.P.234 W road a villa was burning and sending rolling -------------------------------------------- dnrninpontde ---------------------- c10 f010r.P.208 W house-nothing was burning on the hillside though c08 f008r.P.053 W a dozen villas burning on the woking border-there -------------------------------------------- dnrninpot ------------------------- c14 f014r.P.022 W common and the burning of the pine woods c09 f009r.P.026 W told me of the burning of the pine woods -------------------------------------------- dnrninpottde ---------------------- c09 f009r.P.026 W told me of the burning of the pine woods about c14 f014r.P.022 W common and the burning of the pine woods between -------------------------------------------- dnrninpottdepine ------------------ c09 f009r.P.026 W told me of the burning of the pine woods about the c14 f014r.P.022 W common and the burning of the pine woods between woking -------------------------------------------- dnrnt ----------------------------- c11 f011r.P.125 W smell good god-like burnt meat-i was hurt c02 f002r.P.116 W rapped on the scaly burnt metal with a stick -------------------------------------------- dnrp ------------------------------ c15 f015r.P.077 W and facing sun bury the remoter being c13 f013r.P.014 W they were in no hurry-cylinder followed c09 f009r.P.163 W landlord-what s the hurry-i m selling my c11 f011r.P.011 W rsell common-in the hurry of our departure -------------------------------------------- dnrpinp --------------------------- c13 f013r.P.062 W of black figures hurrying across the meadows c16 f016r.P.065 W cabs and carriages hurrying along and the dust c16 f016r.P.453 W many people came hurrying along the road c16 f016r.P.007 W the thames and hurrying by every available c16 f016r.P.227 W renewed by the hurrying feet of a dense c04 f004r.P.003 W attered groups were hurrying from the direction c11 f011r.P.051 W of black figures hurrying one after the other c15 f015r.P.009 W nine that night hurrying on some operation c16 f016r.P.243 W stream of dirty hurrying people pent in c16 f016r.P.076 W their screams and hurrying round the corner c16 f016r.P.037 W across through a hurrying swarm of vehicles c12 f012r.P.369 W like little frogs hurrying through grass from -------------------------------------------- dnrpinpoionp ---------------------- c16 f016r.P.065 W cabs and carriages hurrying along and the dust hung c16 f016r.P.453 W many people came hurrying along the road near by -------------------------------------------- dnrst ----------------------------- c15 f015r.P.093 W signal rockets burst and rained their c07 f007r.P.017 W and my collar had burst away from its fastener- c12 f012r.P.288 W =the shell burst clean in the face c12 f012r.P.286 W two other shells burst in the air near c05 f005r.P.099 W them pine trees burst into fire and every c09 f009r.P.121 W oriental college burst into smoky red c10 f010r.P.074 W and the thunder burst like a rocket overhead- c12 f012r.P.282 W the first shell burst six yards above c01 f001r.P.103 W =the storm burst upon us six years -------------------------------------------- dnrstinp -------------------------- c14 f014r.P.318 W closed carriage bursting abruptly into noise -------------------------------------------- dnrstinto ------------------------- c05 f005r.P.099 W them pine trees burst into fire and every c09 f009r.P.121 W oriental college burst into smoky red flame -------------------------------------------- dnrt ------------------------------ c11 f011r.P.125 W burnt meat-i was hurt across the back c15 f015r.P.187 W could drink without hurt the water from -------------------------------------------- dnrtied --------------------------- c15 f015r.P.128 W big projectile hurtled overhead towards -------------------------------------------- dns ------------------------------- c14 f014r.P.393 W gown and shawl-her hus band followed ejaculating= c12 f012r.P.067 W privates of the nth hus sars with a stand -------------------------------------------- dnsd ------------------------------ c05 f005r.P.131 W wobbled/patches of bush and isolated trees c11 f011r.P.141 W common and every bush and tree upon it c05 f005r.P.099 W every dry furze bush became with one c08 f008r.P.074 W there was a burning bush or tree-beyond c05 f005r.P.145 W martians but of the dusk and stillness all c05 f005r.P.040 W any rate as the dusk came on a slow -------------------------------------------- dnsded ---------------------------- c12 f012r.P.060 W the birds were hushed and as we hurried -------------------------------------------- dnsdep ---------------------------- c15 f015r.P.228 W arned afterwards in bushey park-before the -------------------------------------------- dnsdes ---------------------------- c11 f011r.P.181 W and the trampled bushes and broken rose c06 f006r.P.064 W it were lit the bushes as it hurried towards c04 f004r.P.112 W ditches behind bushes behind gates and c04 f004r.P.093 W trees and furze bushes i stopped panting c05 f005r.P.105 W by the flashing bushes it touched and -------------------------------------------- dnsdond --------------------------- c05 f005r.P.131 W wobbled/patches of bush and isolated trees c11 f011r.P.141 W common and every bush and tree upon it that c05 f005r.P.145 W martians but of the dusk and stillness all about c12 f012r.P.191 W heavy bur dens-one husband and wife were even c14 f014r.P.393 W gown and shawl-her hus band followed ejaculating= -------------------------------------------- dnses ----------------------------- c14 f014r.P.221 W scrambling off buses to secure copies/ -------------------------------------------- dnsi ------------------------------ c08 f008r.P.092 W seriousness of the busi ness-about eleven -------------------------------------------- dnsied ---------------------------- c01 f001r.P.005 W own-that as men busied themselves about c11 f011r.P.027 W objects they were busied upon/neither could c15 f015r.P.008 W of them remained busied with preparations -------------------------------------------- dnsiip ---------------------------- c11 f011r.P.019 W and strange moved busily to and fro= -------------------------------------------- dnsines --------------------------- c08 f008r.P.092 W seriousness of the busi ness-about eleven the c07 f007r.P.054 W was a noise of business from the gasworks c12 f012r.P.121 W waggons were at a business like distance-the c12 f012r.P.092 W suppose it s my business to see it too-look -------------------------------------------- dnsors ---------------------------- c12 f012r.P.169 W here no longer hussars but grenadiers c09 f009r.P.174 W the dismounted hussars came running up- c11 f011r.P.143 W was burning-the hussars had been on the c14 f014r.P.074 W by them-flying hussars have been galloping c09 f009r.P.146 W i saw a bevy of hussars ride under the c12 f012r.P.137 W and a score of hussars some of them dismounted c08 f008r.P.094 W say a squadron of hussars two maxims and -------------------------------------------- dnsp ------------------------------ c12 f012r.P.103 W hildren in the road busy clearing out a c09 f009r.P.096 W pparently they were busy getting ready for c11 f011r.P.063 W seemed amazingly busy-i began to ask c09 f009r.P.080 W sterious as well as busy-i found people c09 f009r.P.094 W mselves-they seemed busy in their pit and c14 f014r.P.048 W guildford-they were busy making the necessary c08 f008r.P.091 W bridge and was busy questioning the c01 f001r.P.207 W the bicycle and busy upon a series of -------------------------------------------- dnspi ----------------------------- c11 f011r.P.063 W seemed amazingly busy-i began to ask myself c09 f009r.P.080 W sterious as well as busy-i found people in -------------------------------------------- dnst ------------------------------ c16 f016r.P.376 W writhing in the dust among his scattered c16 f016r.P.185 W were grey with dust-and as they advanced c16 f016r.P.300 W tivity-the heat and dust had already been c16 f016r.P.065 W rying along and the dust hung in heavy clouds c16 f016r.P.247 W last in a cloud of dust= c01 f001r.P.141 W acancy in which the dust of the material c15 f015r.P.193 W in the form of dust-save that an unknown c16 f016r.P.269 W to sight in the dust-some of the people c16 f016r.P.340 W dimly through the dust that two men lifted c16 f016r.P.284 W lothes smothered in dust their weary faces c16 f016r.P.202 W owler hat grey with dust-there were three c16 f016r.P.372 W saw through the dust the rim passing c01 f001r.P.188 W clouds of smoke or dust visible through c16 f016r.P.233 W a fire and the dust was hot and pungent- c16 f016r.P.224 W -a great bank of dust white and luminous -------------------------------------------- dnstp ----------------------------- c16 f016r.P.432 W a part of that dusty rout-they swept c16 f016r.P.400 W dilated eyes at a dusty something that -------------------------------------------- dnstsone -------------------------- c15 f015r.P.193 W in the form of dust-save that an unknown c16 f016r.P.269 W to sight in the dust-some of the people who -------------------------------------------- dnt ------------------------------- c12 f012r.P.050 W trees had fallen but a certain proportion c13 f013r.P.026 W cades that had been but a day ago pine c05 f005r.P.061 W ognise anyone there but afterwards i learned c09 f009r.P.007 W nothing stirring but a lark= c15 f015r.P.252 W cause they had but a limited supply c15 f015r.P.130 W vidence of its work-but all i saw was the c12 f012r.P.312 W muddy tidal bore but almost scaldingly c12 f012r.P.302 W the thing was now but a mere intricate c16 f016r.P.312 W most part rested but a moment before c05 f005r.P.144 W no rational fear but a panic terror c12 f012r.P.245 W reaming or shouting but a silence-then c15 f015r.P.284 W extinction nothing but a silent mass of c13 f013r.P.151 W listened at first but as i went on the c16 f016r.P.062 W road was crowded but as yet far from c01 f001r.P.050 W until they cover but a third of its c14 f014r.P.201 W in the extreme but at the outside c01 f001r.P.129 W about invisible but audible-looking c13 f013r.P.008 W them and london but batteries of twelve c14 f014r.P.275 W main thoroughfares but by strik ing through c10 f010r.P.015 W the utmost could but crawl a little c01 f001r.P.070 W crowded with life but crowded only with c12 f012r.P.388 W expected nothing but death= c07 f007r.P.034 W to speak to him but did not-i answered c12 f012r.P.200 W towards chertsey but everything over c15 f015r.P.089 W =but facing that crescent c01 f001r.P.090 W the star of war but failed to interpret c08 f008r.P.032 W running to and fro-but for the most part c12 f012r.P.170 W longer hussars but grenadiers in white c16 f016r.P.040 W through the window but he got up and off c05 f005r.P.026 W the pit-i said-but he made no answer c16 f016r.P.177 W calling upon george-but her sister in law c16 f016r.P.382 W lugged him sideways-but he still clutched c13 f013r.P.168 W =but how can we escape- c13 f013r.P.052 W oars in the boat but i contrived to c10 f010r.P.160 W ammered at the door but i could not make c07 f007r.P.110 W =but i did not consider c05 f005r.P.008 W towards the pit but i felt a pas sionate c03 f003r.P.051 W home in maybury-but i found it difficult c10 f010r.P.215 W the sound of feet but i had not the courage c03 f003r.P.041 W the planet mars but i judged it improbable c15 f015r.P.071 W and began running-but i knew it was no c15 f015r.P.015 W advance in a body but in a line each c04 f004r.P.038 W terrestrial men but in all essen tials c16 f016r.P.436 W usion indescribable-but in and beyond the c10 f010r.P.050 W a sign of life-but i narrowly escaped c14 f014r.P.380 W the black smoke but in instant flight= c10 f010r.P.106 W nstant flashes gave-but instead of a milking c04 f004r.P.090 W hundred yards away-but i ran slantingly c08 f008r.P.014 W in their leisure but it certainly did c12 f012r.P.296 W a drunken giant-but it did not fall c16 f016r.P.111 W olver all this time but it had been under c05 f005r.P.119 W in my surprise-but it passed and spared c02 f002r.P.104 W =but it s something c14 f014r.P.381 W =that was all but it was enough-the c05 f005r.P.022 W name and accosted-but it was scarcely c12 f012r.P.251 W rush of the people but i was not too terrified c03 f003r.P.101 W hilton at his house but i was told he was c09 f009r.P.075 W =but i will not weary c15 f015r.P.160 W rstand these things but later i was to c09 f009r.P.004 W rometer-i had slept but little though my c04 f004r.P.039 W man-i know i did-but looking i presently c02 f002r.P.083 W linder to help turn-but luckily the dull c12 f012r.P.024 W started at once but my companion had c13 f013r.P.086 W account for it but my impotent desire c01 f001r.P.043 W time s beginning but nearer its end= c06 f006r.P.009 W a beam of light-but no one has absolutely c14 f014r.P.136 W turally early hours-but not a soul had c12 f012r.P.287 W time to receive but not in time to c10 f010r.P.197 W sturdy man cheaply but not shabbily dressed- c02 f002r.P.112 W the same position-but now the sounds c05 f005r.P.145 W of the martians but of the dusk and c16 f016r.P.431 W across the road-but once in the stream c10 f010r.P.088 W roof of a house but one flash following c09 f009r.P.029 W there number two-but one s enough surely/ c16 f016r.P.339 W pair of horses but only one was in c15 f015r.P.254 W destroy the country but only to crush and c01 f001r.P.135 W if it quivered but really this was c10 f010r.P.016 W little out of it-but she answered only c04 f004r.P.100 W who had fallen in but showing as a little c14 f014r.P.267 W the south nothing but smoke and not a c01 f001r.P.133 W the perfect round-but so little it was c14 f014r.P.286 W marylebone road but so slowly was the c06 f006r.P.058 W =but that crowd of people c10 f010r.P.174 W at leatherhead-but that night the c14 f014r.P.107 W chertsey stations but that these had c03 f003r.P.094 W within the case but that the workmen 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panic but there were already c14 f014r.P.019 W ntensely interested but there were no signs c16 f016r.P.064 W mounted on cycles but there were soon c10 f010r.P.085 W regarded little but the road before c12 f012r.P.049 W cross the line were but the scarred and c02 f002r.P.088 W him understand but the tale he told c14 f014r.P.183 W were mentioned but the tone of the c07 f007r.P.052 W =but the trouble was c03 f003r.P.021 W ngland had anything but the vaguest astronomical c09 f009r.P.047 W rtians and they had but the vaguest ideas c07 f007r.P.080 W come near them but they cannot get c08 f008r.P.061 W near the martians-but they never returned c13 f013r.P.014 W =but they were in no c16 f016r.P.253 W riotous tumult but this was a whole c15 f015r.P.011 W =but three certainly c15 f015r.P.096 W -the martians had but to advance into c09 f009r.P.006 W stood listening but towards the common c16 f016r.P.030 W castle hill alive but unable to escape= c01 f001r.P.077 W bison and the dodo but upon its 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----------------------------- c12 f012r.P.024 W started at once but my companion had been c13 f013r.P.086 W account for it but my impotent desire -------------------------------------------- dnto ------------------------------ c12 f012r.P.050 W trees had fallen but a certain proportion c13 f013r.P.026 W cades that had been but a day ago pine spinneys c09 f009r.P.007 W nothing stirring but a lark= c15 f015r.P.252 W cause they had but a limited supply c12 f012r.P.302 W the thing was now but a mere intricate c16 f016r.P.312 W most part rested but a moment before plunging c05 f005r.P.144 W no rational fear but a panic terror not c12 f012r.P.245 W reaming or shouting but a silence-then a c15 f015r.P.284 W extinction nothing but a silent mass of c01 f001r.P.050 W until they cover but a third of its surface -------------------------------------------- dntone ---------------------------- c10 f010r.P.088 W roof of a house but one flash following c09 f009r.P.029 W there number two-but one s 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f001r.P.133 W the perfect round-but so little it was so c14 f014r.P.286 W marylebone road but so slowly was the -------------------------------------------- dnttde ---------------------------- c12 f012r.P.018 W across country-but the artilleryman dissuaded c11 f011r.P.189 W streamers of smoke-but the countless ruins c08 f008r.P.058 W coming and going but the crowd remaining c15 f015r.P.158 W thud of their guns-but the earthly artillery c15 f015r.P.143 W spring upon him-but the evening calm was c07 f007r.P.080 W annot get out of it-but the horror of them= c03 f003r.P.070 W been extinguished but the level ground towards c12 f012r.P.266 W sides of the river/but the martian machine c13 f013r.P.028 W martian approach-but the mar tians now understood c08 f008r.P.070 W was this cylinder-but the poison was scarcely c14 f014r.P.198 W gravest description but the public was exhorted c10 f010r.P.085 W regarded little but the road before me c12 f012r.P.049 W cross the line were but the scarred and 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to a panic but there were already far c14 f014r.P.019 W ntensely interested but there were no signs of c16 f016r.P.064 W mounted on cycles but there were soon motor -------------------------------------------- dnttderenere ---------------------- c12 f012r.P.188 W grown to a panic but there were already far more c14 f014r.P.019 W ntensely interested but there were no signs of any c16 f016r.P.064 W mounted on cycles but there were soon motor cars -------------------------------------------- dnttderenos ----------------------- c09 f009r.P.092 W and the others-but there was little i didn t c14 f014r.P.088 W in default of it-but there was practically nothing -------------------------------------------- dnttdot --------------------------- c06 f006r.P.058 W =but that crowd of people c10 f010r.P.174 W at leatherhead-but that night the strangeness c14 f014r.P.107 W chertsey stations but that these had abruptly c03 f003r.P.094 W within the case but that the workmen had c14 f014r.P.171 W sluggish creatures but that they were minds c15 f015r.P.211 W =but that was at street cobham c01 f001r.P.138 W advance and recede but that was simply that c07 f007r.P.135 W did not know it but that was the last civilised -------------------------------------------- dnttdotnos ------------------------ c15 f015r.P.211 W =but that was at street cobham c01 f001r.P.138 W advance and recede but that was simply that my c07 f007r.P.135 W did not know it but that was the last civilised -------------------------------------------- do -------------------------------- c15 f015r.P.182 W clefts is wont to do-and where it came c02 f002r.P.119 W quite unable to do anything-they shouted c03 f003r.P.099 W was very glad to do as he asked and c13 f013r.P.142 W =what are we to do-he asked-are these c10 f010r.P.054 W beyond the hill nor do i know if the silent c12 f012r.P.097 W =i do i said-and he turned c09 f009r.P.057 W -what we got to do is to go as near c09 f009r.P.071 W that s my tip and do it at once= c15 f015r.P.189 W true gas would do-it hung together c09 f009r.P.071 W there ain t no time-do it in a rush that c13 f013r.P.088 W =i do not clearly remember c07 f007r.P.044 W exceptional moods-i do not know how far c11 f011r.P.009 W why i did so i do not know-the window c10 f010r.P.053 W me as i passed-i do not know what they c14 f014r.P.062 W people in london do not read sunday c05 f005r.P.147 W as a child might do-once i had turned c16 f016r.P.151 W deter mine what to do or until the missing c12 f012r.P.318 W man in black to do so until i could c16 f016r.P.059 W nowing what next to do-the flying people c01 f001r.P.012 W the microscope do the same-no one c13 f013r.P.108 W mean-he said-what do these things mean= c09 f009r.P.069 W what they might do= c12 f012r.P.148 W =do you know what s c09 f009r.P.060 W enches-you ought to ha been born a rabbit -------------------------------------------- dod ------------------------------- c14 f014r.P.107 W but that these had abruptly ceased- c16 f016r.P.309 W narrow opening and had a delusive appearance c02 f002r.P.037 W incrustation-it had a diameter of about c06 f006r.P.058 W crowd of people had a far narrower c08 f008r.P.098 W the northwest-it had a greenish colour c09 f009r.P.153 W knew the landlord had a horse and dog c01 f001r.P.167 W eyes-i wished i had a light to smoke c16 f016r.P.300 W -the heat and dust had already been at c07 f007r.P.074 W was a cold one had already been served c12 f012r.P.241 W terrible heat ray i had already seen on c02 f002r.P.130 W unemployed men had already started c16 f016r.P.450 W violence of the day had already utterly c03 f003r.P.053 W rance of the common had altered very much- c04 f004r.P.105 W had reached me-i had a momentary impulse c09 f009r.P.171 W such plate as we had and so forth-the c10 f010r.P.009 W clock and the horse had an hour s rest c03 f003r.P.038 W and the cylinder had an unfamiliar hue- c03 f003r.P.021 W people in england had anything but the c14 f014r.P.137 W -but not a soul had anything more than c16 f016r.P.110 W -it seems she had had a revolver all c09 f009r.P.050 W that a dispute had arisen at the horse c15 f015r.P.255 W opposition they had aroused-in the c07 f007r.P.077 W allay the fears i had aroused-they are c16 f016r.P.168 W explained that they had as much as thirty c12 f012r.P.173 W crowd of people had assembled in and c01 f001r.P.108 W roscope to which he had at once resorted c09 f009r.P.048 W did not know who had authorised the c10 f010r.P.178 W =i had a vague idea of c14 f014r.P.245 W such people-he had a vague idea that c11 f011r.P.187 W night the valley had become a valley c01 f001r.P.110 W -this jet of fire had become invisible c05 f005r.P.055 W deputation-there had been a hasty consulta c11 f011r.P.127 W like parade it had been a minute before c16 f016r.P.252 W =edgware had been a scene of c14 f014r.P.182 W and the batteries had been at once annihilated c12 f012r.P.055 W place the woodmen had been at work on c09 f009r.P.125 W hundred 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in active c07 f007r.P.025 W were as if they had been in a dream- c13 f013r.P.138 W tragedy in which he had been involved it c11 f011r.P.011 W parture this window had been left open/ c11 f011r.P.053 W world in which i had been living securely c02 f002r.P.028 W -an enormous hole had been made by the c02 f002r.P.070 W black mark that had been near him five c15 f015r.P.132 W beneath-and there had been no crash no c14 f014r.P.214 W still wet and there had been no time to c15 f015r.P.032 W berately as if they had been on parade c08 f008r.P.088 W inkerman barracks had been on the common c11 f011r.P.143 W burning-the hussars had been on the road c15 f015r.P.050 W -the martian who had been overthrown c10 f010r.P.068 W driving clouds had been pierced as c14 f014r.P.177 W iefly of field guns had been planted in c15 f015r.P.221 W siege guns that had been put in position c14 f014r.P.106 W able telegrams had been received in c14 f014r.P.185 W =the martians had been repulsed-they c05 f005r.P.057 W ligent creatures it had been resolved to c16 f016r.P.026 W mid day a martian had been seen at barnes c14 f014r.P.179 W of the machines had been seen moving c16 f016r.P.019 W the policemen who had been sent to direct c11 f011r.P.166 W =since then he had been skulking along c15 f015r.P.040 W leg of the tripod had been smashed by c12 f012r.P.175 W ordinary traffic had been stopped i c15 f015r.P.188 W water from which it had been strained-the c09 f009r.P.010 W night the martians had been surrounded c05 f005r.P.137 W the flag of white had been swept out c14 f014r.P.291 W lamps as ever there had been-the night c11 f011r.P.188 W now-where flames had been there were c13 f013r.P.073 W the violence i had been through and c03 f003r.P.085 W of the cylinder had been uncovered c16 f016r.P.111 W this time but it had been under the c11 f011r.P.115 W -the gun he drove had been unlimbered c16 f016r.P.013 W at cannon street had been warned by c12 f012r.P.367 W the people who had been with me in c10 f010r.P.077 W -once the lightning had begun it went on c11 f011r.P.134 W to its feet and had begun to walk leisurely c13 f013r.P.196 W =we had better follow this c16 f016r.P.377 W rise for the wheel had broken his back c10 f010r.P.006 W heavy firing that had broken out while c15 f015r.P.259 W destroyers that had brought their quick c12 f012r.P.168 W meal upon what we had brought with us- c07 f007r.P.017 W gone and my collar had burst away from c15 f015r.P.252 W ither be cause they had but a limited supply c09 f009r.P.046 W martians and they had but the vaguest c15 f015r.P.096 W tion-the martians had but to advance c03 f003r.P.007 W doubt its impact had caused a flash c02 f002r.P.113 W the sounds inside had ceased and a thin c15 f015r.P.079 W of the martians had ceased-they took c03 f003r.P.028 W my feet-the top had certainly ceased c06 f006r.P.022 W woking the shops had closed when the c16 f016r.P.096 W ction from which he had come= c03 f003r.P.041 W that the thing had come from the planet c16 f016r.P.135 W at stanmore who had come in the small c16 f016r.P.146 W place and so they had come into this c16 f016r.P.162 W great disaster that had come on humanity c14 f014r.P.303 W ndering whether day had come or the world c12 f012r.P.030 W road by which i had come overnight- c05 f005r.P.003 W inder in which they had come to the earth c16 f016r.P.404 W yards the way they had come until the c16 f016r.P.456 W which my brother had come= c09 f009r.P.090 W morning papers had contained only c16 f016r.P.161 W broken answer he had deepened his impression c02 f002r.P.021 W another meteorite had descended-no one c11 f011r.P.195 W history of warfare had destruction been c12 f012r.P.011 W pressed me that i had determined to take c15 f015r.P.163 W have described had discharged by means c08 f008r.P.033 W eping went on as it had done for count c12 f012r.P.053 W our side the fire had done no more than c11 f011r.P.008 W =after i had done that i went c13 f013r.P.139 W from weybridge had 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=when we had finished eating c15 f015r.P.053 W pport-about nine he had finished for his c01 f001r.P.197 W ssiles the martians had fired at us drew c10 f010r.P.143 W cylinders they had fired at us from c08 f008r.P.077 W still flowed as it had flowed for immemorial c16 f016r.P.434 W town before they had fought across to c10 f010r.P.171 W =if i had fully realised c05 f005r.P.017 W the spectators had gathered in one c07 f007r.P.038 W clap rap and it had gone/a dim group c07 f007r.P.016 W garment-my hat had gone and my collar c11 f011r.P.016 W trees about it had gone and very far c03 f003r.P.009 W the present and had gone away to breakfast c14 f014r.P.118 W ntaining people who had gone out for a c14 f014r.P.359 W panic-london which had gone to bed on c09 f009r.P.185 W knew that his wife had gone to london c12 f012r.P.104 W s cot tage-they had got hold of a little c10 f010r.P.023 W civilised community had got into my blood c16 f016r.P.110 W help-it seems she had had a revolver c05 f005r.P.002 W after the glimpse i had had of the martians c11 f011r.P.192 W there some object had had the luck to c15 f015r.P.001 W =what had happened in surrey= c11 f011r.P.054 W fiery chaos-what had happened in the c14 f014r.P.094 W ignorance of what had happened on the c14 f014r.P.295 W fearing the worst had hap pened to me- c05 f005r.P.116 W =all this had happened with such c15 f015r.P.020 W s hill that we had heard at upper c10 f010r.P.026 W last fusillade i had heard might mean c08 f008r.P.013 W comers/many people had heard of the cylinder c06 f006r.P.024 W the stories they had heard were walking c10 f010r.P.115 W moment the dog cart had heeled over upon c16 f016r.P.097 W facing the man who had held the horse c10 f010r.P.019 W night-would that i had-her face i remember c12 f012r.P.044 W leatherhead or they had hidden= c11 f011r.P.191 W that the night had hidden stood out c09 f009r.P.209 W the second hill had hidden the black c11 f011r.P.130 W =he had hid under the dead c09 f009r.P.126 W racked as if a shot had hit it flew and c16 f016r.P.137 W martian advance-he had hurried home roused c12 f012r.P.017 W guarding giants-had i been alone i c12 f012r.P.310 W water the latter had immediately flashed c09 f009r.P.207 W expert driver and i had immediately to c16 f016r.P.295 W hings all that host had in common-there c04 f004r.P.005 W crowd about the pit had increased and stood c05 f005r.P.064 W -this little group had in its advance c01 f001r.P.118 W eruption at all had i not met ogilvy c02 f002r.P.016 W there visible to me had i only looked up c13 f013r.P.067 W ernoon-never before had i seen houses burning c10 f010r.P.179 W much motive as i had-i staggered through c12 f012r.P.111 W heat ray there and had it not been for c10 f010r.P.016 W in monosyllables-had it not been for c14 f014r.P.162 W sturdy roughs who had just been rushed c12 f012r.P.205 W -the big ferryboat had just made a journey- c14 f014r.P.009 W approach of a crowd had killed a number c12 f012r.P.153 W back-the soldier had left him and he c03 f003r.P.024 W gilvy and henderson had left it-i fancy c16 f016r.P.138 W women their servant had left them two days c06 f006r.P.042 W besides those who had left the road to c11 f011r.P.071 W =the storm had left the sky clear c16 f016r.P.108 W again-he would have had little chance against c16 f016r.P.033 W the trains that had loaded in the goods c09 f009r.P.185 W london with him and had locked up their c04 f004r.P.108 W of the cylinder had made-anyone coming c11 f011r.P.199 W desolation they had made= c02 f002r.P.046 W that the thing had made for itself c11 f011r.P.169 W of the survivors had made off towards c09 f009r.P.084 W common-the soldiers had made the people c07 f007r.P.126 W ilosophical writers had many little luxuries c14 f014r.P.181 W cases the shells had missed and the c12 f012r.P.384 W towards the shore-had my foot stumbled c10 f010r.P.200 W natural to one who had never before touched c12 f012r.P.158 W confusion as i had never seen in any c16 f016r.P.254 W magine that host-it had no character of c07 f007r.P.121 W ement of the events had no doubt left my c03 f003r.P.038 W -extra terrestrial had no meaning for c08 f008r.P.076 W the inflammation had not crept as yet- c12 f012r.P.188 W yet the flight had not grown to a c14 f014r.P.021 W headlines-they had nothing to tell c02 f002r.P.043 W at that time it had not occurred to c10 f010r.P.215 W sound of feet but i had not the courage c16 f016r.P.109 W chance against them had not the slender c01 f001r.P.107 W upon the planet/it had occurred towards c14 f014r.P.046 W woking junction had occurred were running c05 f005r.P.002 W the glimpse i had had of the martians c08 f008r.P.009 W you would have had one human being c04 f004r.P.064 W was rounded and had one might say a c07 f007r.P.018 W inutes before there had only been three c11 f011r.P.108 W the artillery and had only come into c06 f006r.P.032 W that the cylinder had opened though poor c01 f001r.P.086 W perfect unanimity-had our instru ments c12 f012r.P.347 W by the mist-they had passed by me and c16 f016r.P.364 W soon as the cab had passed he flung c10 f010r.P.195 W flicker of light had passed-i stood c11 f011r.P.015 W =the thunderstorm had passed-the towers c11 f011r.P.116 W arrival it was that had precipi tated the c10 f010r.P.043 W circumstances that had precipitated the c15 f015r.P.084 W ipley it would have had precisely the same c02 f002r.P.127 W newspaper articles had prepared men s c04 f004r.P.027 W again-the crowd had pushed him in= c12 f012r.P.275 W another moment it had raised itself to c04 f004r.P.104 W a faint shriek had reached me-i had c14 f014r.P.203 W =the authorities had reason to suppose c16 f016r.P.447 W error of the people had rendered the central c15 f015r.P.005 W that the martians had resumed the of c16 f016r.P.413 W -so soon as they had retreated he realised c14 f014r.P.186 W invulnera ble-they had retreated to their c15 f015r.P.218 W alliford whither we had returned-from there c15 f015r.P.153 W cloudy black kopjes had risen= c11 f011r.P.133 W -then the monster had risen to its feet c03 f003r.P.059 W tronomical exchange had roused every observatory c14 f014r.P.281 W run even as mine had run on saturday c11 f011r.P.182 W men or animals had rushed across the c12 f012r.P.382 W the boiling point had rushed upon me- c15 f015r.P.002 W while the curate had sat and talked c05 f005r.P.138 W it seemed to me had scarcely been broken= c01 f001r.P.168 W minute gleam i had seen and all that c11 f011r.P.057 W sluggish lumps i had seen dis gorged c11 f011r.P.175 W see the things he had seen-he had eaten c02 f002r.P.108 W him all that he had seen-henderson c10 f010r.P.171 W all the things i had seen i should have c16 f016r.P.144 W early nine and they had seen nothing of c07 f007r.P.074 W her the things i had seen-the dinner c11 f011r.P.114 W fighting machines i had seen-the gun he c14 f014r.P.159 W told my brother he had seen the heliograph c09 f009r.P.046 W vening-none of them had seen the martians c15 f015r.P.167 W case of the one we had seen/the one at c02 f002r.P.023 W poor ogilvy who had seen the shooting c07 f007r.P.068 W tell them what i had seen-they laughed c06 f006r.P.032 W poor henderson had sent a messenger c03 f003r.P.074 W the chobham road had sent up his son c15 f015r.P.213 W martians when it had served its purpose c12 f012r.P.040 W here-the heat ray had shaved the chimney c02 f002r.P.034 W of a fir tree it had shivered to frag c09 f009r.P.004 W tuating barometer-i had slept but little c03 f003r.P.104 W five i went home had some tea and walked c03 f003r.P.014 W giant mass/after i had spoken to them c14 f014r.P.132 W feeling of alarm had spread to the clients c03 f003r.P.054 W evening papers had startled london c08 f008r.P.079 W and destroy brain had still to develop= c05 f005r.P.116 W swiftness that i had stood motionless c09 f009r.P.005 W though my wife had succeeded in sleeping c15 f015r.P.155 W =everything had suddenly 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strength of c04 f004r.P.036 W perfectly black/i had the sunset in my c13 f013r.P.007 W victim as myself/had they left their c15 f015r.P.112 W forces londonward-had they prepared pitfalls/ c16 f016r.P.396 W of the lane and had to fight hard in c14 f014r.P.166 W london in danger-he had to give threepence c07 f007r.P.091 W all that ogilvy had told me of the c09 f009r.P.166 W hastily that i had to leave my home c11 f011r.P.126 W horse and there i had to lie until i c04 f004r.P.084 W monster vanished-it had toppled over the c10 f010r.P.024 W very sorry that i had to return to maybury c11 f011r.P.131 W -the cardigan men had tried a rush in c05 f005r.P.147 W might do-once i had turned i did not c16 f016r.P.105 W the fugitive who had turned now following c09 f009r.P.123 W nacle of the mosque had vanished and the c05 f005r.P.049 W cabmen and others had walked boldly into c12 f012r.P.004 W dow from which we had watched the martians c15 f015r.P.051 W ediously out of his hood a small brown figure c12 f012r.P.288 W of the thing-the hood bulged flashed c12 f012r.P.270 W water the martian s hood pointed at the c12 f012r.P.080 W great head in a hood sir= c10 f010r.P.131 W and the brazen hood that surmounted c11 f011r.P.135 W with its headlike hood turning about exactly c12 f012r.P.286 W the body as the hood twisted round in c12 f012r.P.300 W martian within the hood was slain and splashed c12 f012r.P.282 W yards above the hood=