Etidorhpa; or, The End of Earth. / The Strange History of a Mysterious Being and the Account of a Remarkable Journey Papyras Classics

Etidorhpa; or, The End of Earth. / The Strange History of a Mysterious Being and the Account of a Remarkable Journey

by John Uri Lloyd

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Contents

  1. Ascription
  2. Preface to This Edition
  3. A Valuable and Unique Library
  4. Prologue
  5. Chapter I. "Never Less Alone Than When Alone."
  6. Chapter II. A Friendly Conference
  7. Chapter III. A Second Interview with the Mysterious Visitor
  8. Chapter IV. A Search for Knowledge.—The Alchemistic Letter
  9. Chapter V. The Writing of My Confession
  10. Chapter VI. Kidnapped
  11. Chapter VII. A Wild Night.—I Am Prematurely Aged
  12. Chapter VIII. A Lesson in Mind Study
  13. Chapter IX. I Can Not Establish My Identity
  14. Chapter X. My Journey Towards the End of Earth Begins.—The Adepts' Brotherhood
  15. Chapter XI. My Journey Continues.—Instinct
  16. Chapter XII. A Cavern Discovered.—Biswell's Hill
  17. Chapter XIII. The Punch-Bowls and Caverns of Kentucky.—"Into the Unknown Country."
  18. Chapter XIV. Farewell to God's Sunshine.—The Echo of the Cry
  19. Chapter XV. A Zone of Light Deep Within the Earth
  20. Chapter XVI. Vitalized Darkness.—The Narrows in Science
  21. Chapter XVII. The Fungus Forest.—Enchantment
  22. Chapter XVIII. The Food of Man
  23. Chapter XIX. The Cry from a Distance.—I Rebel Against Continuing the Journey
  24. Chapter XX. My Unbidden Guest Proves His Statement and Refutes My Philosophy
  25. Chapter XXI. My Weight Disappearing
  26. Chapter XXII. My Unbidden Guest Departs
  27. Chapter XXIII. I Question Scientific Men.—Aristotle's Ether
  28. Chapter XXIV. The Soliloquy of Prof. Daniel Vaughn.—"Gravitation Is the Beginning and Gravitation Is the End: All Earthly Bodies Kneel to Gravitation."
  29. Chapter XXV. The Mother of a Volcano.—"You Can Not Disprove, and You Dare Not Admit."
  30. Chapter XXVI. Motion from Inherent Energy.—"Lead Me Deeper Into This Expanding Study."
  31. Chapter XXVII. Sleep, Dreams, Nightmare.—"Strangle the Life from My Body."
  32. Chapter XXVIII. A Challenge.—My Unbidden Guest Accepts It
  33. Chapter XXIX. Beware of Biology, the Science of the Life of Man
  34. Chapter XXX. Looking Backward.—The Living Brain
  35. Chapter XXXI. A Lesson on Volcanoes.—Primary Colors Are Capable of Farther Subdivision
  36. Chapter XXXII. Matter Is Retarded Motion
  37. Chapter XXXIII. "A Study of Science Is a Study of God."—Communing with Angels
  38. Chapter XXXIV. I Cease to Breathe, and Yet Live
  39. Chapter XXXV. "A Certain Point Within a Sphere."—Men Are as Parasites on the Roof of Earth
  40. Chapter XXXVI. Drunkenness.—The Drinks of Man
  41. Chapter XXXVII. The Drunkard's Voice
  42. Chapter XXXVIII. The Drunkard's Den
  43. Chapter XXXIX. Among the Drunkards
  44. Chapter XL. Further Temptation.—Etidorhpa
  45. Chapter XLI. Misery
  46. Chapter XLII. Eternity Without Time
  47. Chapter XLIII. The Last Contest
  48. Chapter XLIV. The Fathomless Abyss.—The Edge of the Earth Shell
  49. Chapter XLV. My Heart Throb Is Stilled, and Yet I Live
  50. Chapter XLVI. The Inner Circle, or the End of Gravitation.—In the Bottomless Gulf
  51. Chapter XLVII. Hearing Without Ears.—"What Will Be the End?"
  52. Chapter XLVIII. Why and How.—"The Struggling Ray of Light from Those Farthermost Outreaches."
  53. Chapter XLIX. Oscillating Through Space.—Earth's Shell Above Me
  54. Chapter L. My Weight Annihilated.—"Tell Me," I Cried in Alarm, "Is This to Be a Living Tomb?"
  55. Chapter LI. Is That a Mortal?—"The End of Earth."
  56. Chapter LII. The Last Farewell
  57. Epilogue. Letter Accompanying the Mysterious Manuscript
  58. The Life of Prof. Daniel Vaughn by Prof. Richard Nelson
  59. Etidorhpa

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