β Scribed by Vernes, Jules
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Jules Verne - The Eternal Adam and other Stories
selected by Peter Costello
This narrative from beyond the tomb enabled him to imagine the terrible drama which is forever played throughout the universe, and his heart overflowed with pity. Bleeding from the countless wounds from which those who had ever lived had suffered before him, bending beneath the weight of these vain efforts accumulated throughout the infinity of time, Zartog Sofr'-Ai-Sr gained, slowley and painfully, an intimate conviction of the eternal recurrence of events.
-from the eternal adam
Contents
Note on the Author and Editor
Introduction
Recollections of Childhood and Youth
The First Ships of the Mexican Navy
A Drama in the Air
Master Zacharius
Doctor Oxs Experiment
An Ideal City
Dr Trifulgas
Gil Braltar
In the Twenty-Ninth Century
An Express of the Future
The Eternal Adam
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