正版 隐形人 H. G. 威尔斯,(澳)科斯特 改写 译林出版社 97875447

CHAPTER 1 The Stranger Arrives
CHAPTER 2 Mr. Henfrey Sees the Stranger
CHAPTER 3 Hundreds of Bottles
CHAPTER 4 Dr. Cuss Talks to the Stranger
CHAPTER 5 A Thief at the Vicarage
CHAPTER 6 The Furniture That Went Mad
CHAPTER 7 The Stranger Shows Himself
CHAPTER 8 Mr. Thomas Marvel
CHAPTER 9 Mr. Marvel Visits Iping
CHAPTER 10 In the Hotel
CHAPTER 11 The Invisible Man Gets Angry
CHAPTER 12 Mr. Marvel Tries to Leave His Job
CHAPTER 13 The Old Sailor at Port Stowe
CHAPTER 14 The Man Who Ran into the Hotel
CHAPTER 15 Dr. Kemp Has a Visitor
CHAPTER 16 The Invisible Man Sleeps
CHAPTER 17 The Invisible Man Explains
CHAPTER 18 A Man Becomes Invisible
CHAPTER 19 The Invisible Man Has Problems
CHAPTER 20 In the Shopping Mall
CHAPTER 21 The Invisible Man Gets Dressed
CHAPTER 22 The Invisible Man Escapes
CHAPTER 23 Murder!
CHAPTER 24 Dr. Kemp at Home
CHAPTER 25 Hunting Doctor Kemp
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