Blue Wells

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Portrait of H. G. Wells H. G. Wells,  The Sleeper Awakes (1921)

“ As the fan swept round, a dim turmoil like the noise of machinery came in rhythmic eddies. All else was silence. Though the perpetual day still irradiated his apartments, he perceived the little intermittent strip of sky was now deep blue — black almost, with a dust of little stars. ”
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Portrait of W. C. Tuttle W. C. Tuttle,  The Buckaroo of Blue Wells (1926)

“ Always the other side of the hill called to them—the irresistible call of the open, of the strange places, which is always answered by men who can’t sit still.
XI—THE SHERIFF WONDERS
After Goode rode back to Blue Wells he met Lee Barnhardt, who was taking a drink at the Oasis, and Goode, who was also drinking, told him of his visit to the Double Bar 8, and of the mysterious shot. The lawyer was naturally interested and questioned Goode closely, but Goode knew nothing of who had fired the shot.
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Portrait of H. G. Wells H. G. Wells,  In the Days of the Comet

“ I was still debating that, as I came through the park. By the corner of the paddock near the keeper’s cottage, I was reminded by some belated blue hyacinths of a time when I and Nettie had gathered them together. It seemed impossible that we could really have parted ourselves for good and all. A wave of tenderness flowed over me, and still flooded me as I came through the little dell and drew towards the hollies. ”
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