The abysmal invaders

Author: Edmond Hamilton and Hugh [Illustrator] Rankin
Language: English
Subjects: Science fiction · Fantasy fiction · Dinosaurs · Paleontologists
Shelves: Category: Science-Fiction & Fantasy · Category: Adventure · Category: American Literature

The opening, in English.

[Transcriber's Note: This etext was produced from Weird Tales June 1929. Extensive research did not uncover any evidence that the U.S. copyright on this publication was renewed.]

[Illustration: "Other huge shapes galloped past, carrying annihilation and death across the town."]

Much of the story, no doubt, we shall never know. Much concerning that staggering, deadly invasion which leapt out upon an unsuspecting world will remain forever hidden by that dark curtain of mystery which screens from us the workings of the unknown. Theories, suggestions, surmises--with these alone can we fill the gaps in our knowledge, and these are valueless. It were better to ignore them entirely, in any history of the thing, and record only the known facts. And such a record begins, inevitably, with the disappearance of Dr. Morton, and with the sensational circumstances surrounding that disappearance.

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