The Wonderful Visit

H. G. Wells

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Table of contents

• THE NIGHT OF THE STRANGE BIRD
• THE COMING OF THE STRANGE BIRD
• THE HUNTING OF THE STRANGE BIRD
• IV
• V
• THE VICAR AND THE ANGEL.
• VII
• PARENTHESIS ON ANGELS
• AT THE VICARAGE
• XI
• XII
• THE MAN OF SCIENCE
• XIV
• THE CURATE
• XVI
• XVII
• AFTER DINNER
• XIX
• XX
• XXI
• MORNING
• THE VIOLIN
• THE ANGEL EXPLORES THE VILLAGE
• XXV
• XXVI
• XXVII
• LADY HAMMERGALLOW'S VIEW
• FURTHER ADVENTURES OF THE ANGEL IN THE VILLAGE
• XXX
• MRS JEHORAM'S BREADTH OF VIEW
• A TRIVIAL INCIDENT
• THE WARP AND THE WOOF OF THINGS
• THE ANGEL'S DEBUT
• XXXV
• XXXVI
• XXXVII
• THE TROUBLE OF THE BARBED WIRE
• XXXIX
• DELIA
• DOCTOR CRUMP ACTS
• SIR JOHN GOTCH ACTS
• THE SEA CLIFF
• MRS HINIJER ACTS
• THE ANGEL IN TROUBLE
• XLVI
• THE LAST DAY OF THE VISIT
• XLVIII
• XLIX
• LI
• LII
• THE EPILOGUE