Wordwizard

Thank you soo much!

Anyone...at all?!

This is a hard one...I dont know a bartender hahaha

Does anyone know the answer to my first question?

i did read it thanks for them

"Well's subtitle locates this work in the context of supernatural writing; a romance is a story in which scenes and incidents are removed from oridinary life, as opposed to a novel, which concerns itself with realistic character and society. He is also signaling the reader that this "grotesque" (hor...

I knew what they were called I just couldn't think of the names...I just dont get why they said about the encoded messages. And it did mean horrifying b/c thats what it said in the back of the book. Thanks

The home page to that is http://www.wordorigins.org

I found a one...

http://p098.ezboard.com/fwordoriginsorgfrm1

I have another question although it doesn't really apply to word origins or meanings and what not, but I'll ask anyway because I really need to know. In The Time Machine why does H.G. Wells not use names for his characters? For example, he just calls them "Medical Man" or "Psychologist". And I have ...

Thanks

Thanks,I needed that for september...and it was the use of the word appeal that confused me. Thanks again!
-me

There is a quote from "The Time Machine" by H.G. Wells that I don't quite get "Nature never appeals to intelligence until habit and instinct are useless." Please help!
Thanks,
-me