The Sleeping Sickness, continued

"We have taken down these stories from time to time as our friend. Paul Gilchrist, has related them to us. He is a man whose life study has been science in its most interesting forms—he is also a keen observer of human nature and a noted traveler. He has an unbounded sympathy for his kind, and it has been his lot to be consulted on many occasions by all sorts and conditions of men." - Meade &amp; Halifax<br /><br />Theses eight short stories were originally published in multiple issues of the Strand Magazine V12 (1896) and V13 (1897). - Summary by knotyouraveragejo

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"We have taken down these stories from time to time as our friend. Paul Gilchrist, has related them to us. He is a man whose life study has been science in its most interesting forms—he is also a keen observer of human nature and a noted traveler. He has an unbounded sympathy for his kind, and it has been his lot to be consulted on many occasions by all sorts and conditions of men." - Meade & HalifaxTheses eight short stories were originally published in multiple issues of the Strand Magazine V12 (1896) and V13 (1897). - Summary by knotyouraveragejo

"We have taken down these stories from time to time as our friend. Paul Gilchrist, has related them to us. He is a man whose life study has been science in its most interesting forms—he is also a keen observer of human nature and a noted traveler. He has an unbounded sympathy for his kind, and it has been his lot to be consulted on many occasions by all sorts and conditions of men." - Meade &amp; Halifax<br><br>Theses eight short stories were originally published in multiple issues of the Strand Magazine V12 (1896) and V13 (1897). - Summary by knotyouraveragejo

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