The following story is simply the account of a strange and daring experiment once actually attempted, and is offered to those who are interested in the unseen possibilities of the hereafter, merely for what it is-a single episode in the life of a man who voluntarily sacrificed his whole worldly career in a supreme effort to prove the apparently unprovable.
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Conclusion of the Heliobas Trilogy beginning with "A Romance of Two Worlds," followed by "Ardath.",
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If you like Faustian themes, then this book is for you. It combines a good reprise Faust, with elements of Pygmalion and a dash of Frankenstein as a sorcerer binds the soul of a dying girl to her body, obtaining thereby a female with whom he cannot help, despite the warnings, of falling in love. As with the first two, if you got hooked like I did, you will fall into this book despite yourself, and be absolutely mesmerized by the workings of this author's mind!
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THE theatre was full,-crowded from floor to ceiling; the lights were turned low to give the stage full prominence,-and a large audience packed close in pit and gallery as well as in balcony and stalls, listened with or without interest, whichever way best suited their different temperaments and manner of breeding, to the well-worn famous soliloquy in Hamlet-"To be or not to be." Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Sir Frederick, Lord Melthorpe, Lady Melthorpe, Irene Vassilius, Lady Vaughan, Madame Vassilius, Miss Chester, Herr Doctor, Reverend Francis Anstruther, Roy Ainsworth, God Himself, Annabel Lee, Temple of Venus, Central Universe, Island of Cyprus, The Mystery of Death New!
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THE theatre was full,-crowded from floor to ceiling; the lights were turned low to give the stage full prominence,-and a large audience packed close in pit and gallery as well as in balcony and stalls, listened with or without interest, whichever way best suited their different temperaments and manner of breeding, to the well-worn famous soliloquy in Hamlet-"To be or not to be." Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Sir Frederick, Lord Melthorpe, Lady Melthorpe, Irene Vassilius, Lady Vaughan, Madame Vassilius, Miss Chester, Herr Doctor, Reverend Francis Anstruther, Roy Ainsworth, God Himself, Annabel Lee, Temple of Venus, Central Universe, Island of Cyprus, The Mystery of Death New!
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