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Author:
Taine, John, 1883-1960, author. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no93026266
Title:
The time stream / by John Taine.
Publisher:
Buffalo Book Company and G.H.E.,
Copyright Date:
1946
Description:
251 pages ; 20 cm
Subject:
Science fiction.
Space and time--Fiction.
Science fiction.
Space and time.
Utopian literature--Providence--Providence--1946.
Science fiction--Providence--Providence--1946.
Fiction.
Science fiction.
Novels.
Fiction.
Other Authors:
Bell, Eric Temple, 1883-1960, author. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n50006509
Halladay, Allan W. (Allan Wells), 1906- illustrator. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2003097955
Hevelin, Rusty, former owner. IaU http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2015056446
Buffalo book company, publisher.
Notes:
Place of publication from dust jacket. Jacket design by Allan Halladay. John Taine is a pseudonym for E.T. Bell.
Contents:
Sent back -- In the time stream -- The Desert of death -- A Memory of five pillars -- The Secret of the suns -- The Whole is one -- Remember the beast -- They must not marry -- Ducass explains -- Shadows -- Worlds within worlds -- Freedom or reason -- The Struggle for survival -- The Story of the monuments -- The Race against time -- Use the secret -- Explore the future! -- Culman's experiment -- Colonel Dill reveals -- The Sealed cylinder -- The Malady Strikes! -- The First stone -- Thunder of war -- The Thunder breaks -- A Race against time -- Eos is saved -- The Vision of the unknown sea -- A Dream fulfilled -- An Explanation -- Sylvester's message.
Summary:
"We have been sent back." "Too far." -- Palgrave. "No." -- Sylvester. "Too far, " Palgrave's thought reiterated with a kind of numb fear. "They sent us back too far. Out of space and time. We do not exist. Annihilated. Never get back. Dead for ever." "Not to far, " Savadan's thought felt for out minds with the skill born of long practice. "I have been to this place before. We shall get out. Follow my will." "What place is this?" I wondered. "It has no namae. Call it the Desert of the Dawn." "Why? There is no light." "It is dark now, but the dawn will not fail us. I begin to see. The darkness on my left is giving way. I remember. Before this desert in the region farther back where Dill was sent, all is perpetual night. After this desert, forward time where the sender is, there is no darkness. We were sent back." "From where?" several queried. "From the light, to see its first dawn." "Is this Desert of the Dawn in the same fold of space and time as the region whence we were sent back? Who remembers?" Yes, who could remember, for they were in -- the time stream.
OCLC:
(OCoLC)270824609
Locations:
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)

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