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The Land of the Changing Sun eBooks
by William N. Harben
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The Land of the Changing Sun Summary
| My gracious! ejaculated the latter as he drew nearer. It was a wondrous scene. The building in which they were imprisoned stood on a gentle hill clad in luxuriant, smoothly-cut grass and ornamented with beautiful flowers and plants; and below lay a splendid city--a city built on undulating ground with innumerable grand structures of white marble, with turrets, domes and pinnacles of gold. |
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| Two men are stranded on a desolate uninhabited island in the Atlantic Ocean, from where they are rescued by a strange underwater craft and transported to a new world. Here they encounter a race of humans physically and mentally superior to those from their own world, living in a civilisation scientifically far more advanced than their own, under a sun that changes colour every hour. |
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| Two men are stranded on a desolate uninhabited island in the Atlantic Ocean. They are rescued by a strange underwater craft and transported to a new world. Here they encounter a race of humans physically and mentally superior to those from their own world, living in a civilisation scientifically far more advanced than their own, under a sun that changes colour every hour. Classic science fiction. |
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| The balloon seemed scarcely to move, though it was slowly sinking toward the ocean of white clouds which hung between it and the earth. |
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| The balloon seemed scarcely to move, though it was slowly sinking toward the ocean of white clouds which hung between it and the earth. The two inmates of the car were insensible; their faces were bloodless, their cheeks sunken. They were both young and handsome. Harry Johnston, an American, was as dark and sallow as a Spaniard. Charles Thorndyke, an English gentle-man, had yellow hair and mustache, blue eyes and a fine intellectual face. Both were tall, athletic in build and well-proportioned. Johnston was the first to come to consciousness as the balloon sank into less rarefied atmosphere. He opened his eyes dreamily and looked curiously at the white face of his friend in his lap. Then he shook him and tried to call his name, but his lips made no sound. Drawing himself up a little with a hand on the edge of the basket, he reached for a water-jug and sprinkled Thorndyke's face. In a moment he was rewarded by seeing the eyes of the latter slowly open. "Where are we?" asked Thorndyke in a whisper. |
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