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The Sleeper Awakes

CHAPTER VII
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He knew enough of the essential factors of life to understand that correlation.

And not only were the buildings of the city gigantic and the crowds in the street gigantic, but the voices he had heard in the ways, the uneasiness of Howard, the very atmosphere spoke of gigantic discontent.

What country was he in?
Still England it seemed, and yet strangely "un-English." His mind glanced at the rest of the world, and saw only an enigmatical veil.
He prowled about his apartment, examining everything as a caged animal might do.

He was very tired, with that feverish exhaustion that does not admit of rest.

He listened for long spaces under the ventilator to catch some distant echo of the tumults he felt must be proceeding in the city.
He began to talk to himself.


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