The Invisible Man


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It's quite wonderful enough for my modest wants," said Mr. Thomas  
Marvel. "Howjer manage it! How the dooce is it done?"  
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It's too long a story. And besides--"  
I tell you, the whole business fairly beats me," said Mr. Marvel.  
What I want to say at present is this: I need help. I have come to  
that--I came upon you suddenly. I was wandering, mad with rage,  
naked, impotent. I could have murdered. And I saw you--"  
"Lord!" said Mr. Marvel.  
"I came up behind you--hesitated--went on--"  
Mr. Marvel's expression was eloquent.  
"--then stopped. 'Here,' I said, 'is an outcast like myself. This is  
the man for me.' So I turned back and came to you--you. And--"  
"Lord!" said Mr. Marvel. "But I'm all in a tizzy. May I ask--How  
is it? And what you may be requiring in the way of help?--Invisible!"  
"I want you to help me get clothes--and shelter--and then, with  
other things. I've left them long enough. If you won't--well! But  
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