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The Time Machine

The Time Machine is the fascinating oral diary of the Time Traveler;the first man to journey beyond the conventional limits of time. As the first of H.G. Wells' visionary novels, it created the science fiction genre by giving us a tantalizing glimpse at the future. When the Time Traveler crash-lands in the year 802,701, he is surrounded by lush landscapes and a small, gentle people named Eloi. Amazed by their apparent bliss, he wishes to bring their secrets back to his troubled time. As the sun sets, however, all harmony is shattered when the time machine disappears and the fearsome Morlocks stalk the cowering Eloi.

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  • ISBN: 9781470399764 (electronic bk.)
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  • Publisher Salt Lake City : Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation, 2004.

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