In the Day of the Comet

By Herbert G. Wells

Book II: THE GREEN VAPORS Chapter II THE AWAKENING Section 8

Book II: THE GREEN VAPORS

Chapter II

THE AWAKENING

Section 8

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One irrelevant memory comes back to me, irrelevant, and yet by some subtle trick of quality it summarizes the Change for me. It is the memory of a woman`s very beautiful face, a woman with a flushed face and tear-bright eyes who went by me without speaking, rapt in some secret purpose. I passed her when in the afternoon of the first day, struck by a sudden remorse, I went down to Menton to send a telegram to my mother telling her all was well with me. Whither this woman went I do not know, nor whence she came; I never saw her again, and only her face, glowing with that new and luminous resolve, stands out for me. . . .

But that expression was the world`s.


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