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theislandofdoctor
reau
h.g.wells
theislandofdooreau
introdu.
onfebruarythefirst1887,theladyvainby
llisionhaderelictthelatitude1s.and
longitude107w.
onjanuarythefifth,1888thatiselevennthsand
fourdaysafteruncle,ede
gentlen,ainlyaboardtheladyvainat
callao,andonsidereddrowned,was
pickedupinlatitude53s.andlongitude101w.ina
sllopenboatofe
issing
seripecaha.hegavesuchastrangeatof
hielfthatheented.subsequentlyhe
allegedthathisofhis
escapefroheladyvain.hiscaseong
psyeasacuriousinstahelapse
ofrynsequentuponphysidntalstress.
thefolloonghispapersby
theundersigned,hisnephepanied
byanydefiniterequestforpublication.
theonlyislandkintheregioninh
uncleallvolic
isletanduninhabited.it.s.theislandofdooreau
srpion.apartyofsailorsthenlanded,butfound
nothinglivingthereocertaincuriouse
ths,sohogsandrabbits,andsoratherpeculiar
rats.sothatthisnarrativeisationinits
stessentialparticular.hthatuood,there
seenoharnputtingthisstraorybeforethe
publiace,asibelieve,yuncles
iions.thereisatleastthisitsbehalf:
unanknolatitude5s.
andlongitude105e.,andreappearedinthesapartof
theoonths.insowayhe
sthaveliveddurierval.anditseethata
sercalledtheipecahahadrunkencaptain,
johndavies,didstartfrofridcertain
otheranilsaboardinjanuary,1887,thatthevesselwas
severalportsihpacifidthat
itfinallydisappearedfrohoseseashansiderable
auntofpraaboard,sailingtoitsunkno
baynaindeceer,1887,adatethattalliesentirelyh
uory.
charlesedk.
thestoryoreau
i.inthediheladyvain.
idonotproposetoaddanythingtohasalready
beentehelossoftheladyvain.as
everyoneknohadereli
daysoutfroallao.thelongboat,hsevenofthe
cre.gunboat
rtle,aoryoftheirterribleprivationshas
beequiteasorehorrible
dusacase.butihavetoaddtothepublishedstoryof
theladyvainanother,possiblyashorribleandfar
straha**hertobeensupposedthatthefourn
hedingeyperished,butthisisi.i
havethebestofevidehisassertion:iwasoneof
thefourn.
butinthefirstplaceiststatethatthereneverwere
fourninthedihenuerhree.
nstans,pintothe
gig,luselfdidnotreach
us.hecadoofthetangleofropesuhe
staysofthesshedboesllropecaughthis
heelasheletgo,andhehungforanthead
dooreau
iheneverca
up.
dailynearch17,1887.
isayluight
alstsayluself;forall
breakerofesoddenedshipsbiscuitsh
us,sosuddenhadbeenthealarsounpreparedtheship
foranydisaster.houghtthepeopleonthelaunch
stheywere
not,and.theyuldnothave
heardus,ainghedrizzle
cleared,idday,ould
seenothingofthestanduptolookabout
us,becauseofthepitgoftheboat.thether
neannad
helr,apassengerlikeself,andaseane
idontknoan,r.
ishing,and,afteroureto
aorntedbyanintolerablethirst,fhtdays
altogether.afterthesenddaytheseasubsidedsloo
aglassycalitisquiteiossiblefortheordinaryreader
toigihoseeightdays.hehasnot,luoreau
hielf,anythinginhisrytoigineh.after
thefirstdaytletooher,andlayinour
platheboatandstaredatthehorizon,orched,
gardeveryday,
theseryandpanions.
thesunbecapitiless.theerehefourth
day,andhinkingstrahingsand
sayingtheoureyes;butithink,thesixth
beforehelrgavevoicetothethingwehadallbeen
thinking.ireerourvoiceshin,so
thattoherandsparedourwords.i
stoodoutagainstityght,herfor
songthesharks
thatfolloarsaidthatifhisproposal
eround
tohi
idrashohenightthe
sailainandagain,andisatin
theboyclaspknifeinhand,thoughidoubt
ifihadthestuffintofight;andintheingi
agreedtohelrsproposal,ando
findtheoddfelluponthesailor;buthewas
thestroofusandabidebyit,andattacked
helrosttheislandofdooreau
stoodup.icra,intendingto
helphelrbygraspingthesail;butthesailor
stuledhthesheboat,awofell
upontheguher.they
sanklikestones.ireerlaughingatthat,and
esuddenly
likeathingfroout.
ilayacrossohethsforiknohow
long,thinkingthatifihadthestrengthiwoulddrinksea
er
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