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CHAPTER XVII. DR. KEMP’S VISITORa pink and white face and red eyes, who won the medalfor chemistry.""I am confused," said Kemp. "My brain is rioting. Whathas this to do with Griffin?""I am Griffin."Kemp thought. "It’s horrible," he said. "But what devilrymust happen to make a man invisible?""It’s no devilry.enough–"It’s a process, sane and intelligible"It’s horrible!" said Kemp. "How on earth–?""It’s horrible enough. But I’m wounded and in pain,and tired ... Great God! Kemp, you are a man. Takeit steady. Give me some food and drink, and let me sitdown here."Kemp stared at the bandage as it moved across theroom, then saw a basket chair dragged across the floorand come to rest near the bed. It creaked, and the seatwas depressed the quarter of an inch or so. He rubbedhis eyes and felt his neck again. "This beats ghosts," hesaid, and laughed stupidly."That’s better. Thank Heaven, you’re getting sensible!"142
CHAPTER XVII. DR. KEMP’S VISITOR"Or silly," said Kemp, and knuckled his eyes."Give me some whiskey. I’m near dead.""It didn’t feel so. Where are you? If I get up shall I runinto you? There! all right. Whiskey? Here. Where shall Igive it to you?"The chair creaked and Kemp felt the glass drawn awayfrom him. He let go by an effort; his instinct was allagainst it. It came to rest poised twenty inches above thefront edge of the seat of the chair. He stared at it in infiniteperplexity. "This is–this must be–hypnotism. Youhave suggested you are invisible.""Nonsense," said the Voice."It’s frantic.""Listen to me.""I demonstrated conclusively this morning," beganKemp, "that invisibility–""Never mind what you’ve demonstrated!–I’m starving,"said the Voice, "and the night is chilly to a man withoutclothes.""Food?" said Kemp.143
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CHAPTER XVII. DR. KEMP’S VISITOR
"Or silly," said Kemp, and knuckled his eyes.
"Give me some whiskey. I’m near dead."
"It didn’t feel so. Where are you? If I get up shall I run
into you? There! all right. Whiskey? Here. Where shall I
give it to you?"
The chair creaked and Kemp felt the glass drawn away
from him. He let go by an effort; his instinct was all
against it. It came to rest poised twenty inches above the
front edge of the seat of the chair. He stared at it in infinite
perplexity. "This is–this must be–hypnotism. You
have suggested you are invisible."
"Nonsense," said the Voice.
"It’s frantic."
"Listen to me."
"I demonstrated conclusively this morning," began
Kemp, "that invisibility–"
"Never mind what you’ve demonstrated!–I’m starving,"
said the Voice, "and the night is chilly to a man without
clothes."
"Food?" said Kemp.
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