constable, Mr. J. A. Jaffers. Pretty straight story, eh? Names and

everything."

"Lord!" said Mr. Marvel, looking nervously about him, trying to

count the money in his pockets by his unaided sense of touch, and

full of a strange and novel idea. "It sounds most astonishing."

Don't it? Extra-ordinary, I call it. Never heard tell of Invisible

Men before, I haven't, but nowadays one hears such a lot of

extra-ordinary things--that--"

That all he did?" asked Marvel, trying to seem at his ease.

It's enough, ain't it?" said the mariner.

Didn't go Back by any chance?" asked Marvel. "Just escaped and

that's all, eh?"

All!" said the mariner. "Why!--ain't it enough?"

Quite enough," said Marvel.

I should think it was enough," said the mariner. "I should think

it was enough."

He didn't have any pals--it don't say he had any pals, does it?"

The Invisible Man