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      by LovelyMay In Chapter 7 of "The Lost Continent," the survivors face a grim reality after losing their launch, crucial for their survival in the hostile and uncharted world they find themselves in. The disappearance of the launch along with Snider and the young woman, Victory, leaves the group in despair, embodyed particularly in Taylor's dejected demeanor. Despite their dire situation, the narrator, who holds a position of authority and responsibility, resolves to maintain hope and encourage his companions, proposing…
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      by LovelyMay Victory on the river Thames brings both despair and relief for the narrator, as he navigates emotions and survival in a world vastly changed. Alone and adrift, the sudden disappearance and miraculous return of Victory, his companion, offers a glimmer of hope. Together, they face the dangers lurking on the riverbanks, including a threatening lioness, which Victory bravely kills. Their relationship, built on mutual reliance and respect, deepens despite the harshness of their surroundings. The journey becomes…
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      by LovelyMay As we ventured further into the remnants of ancient London, the traces of its former grandeur became increasingly evident. Amidst the overgrown flora, the ruins of once magnificent structures hinted at the city's past splendor. We were initially met with fewer signs of predatory animals than anticipated, though the presence of a great, black-maned lion on a shattered balcony served as a stark reminder of the dangers lurking within. Our journey led us along the Thames, driven by a desire to witness the…
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      by LovelyMay He had not had sufficient time to cross the clearing and pass down through the horrid forest beyond the clearing; and in the second place, they would consider us as already dead, as much so as though we lay bound and bleeding before the altar of the lion god. So sure would they be, that we had fallen prey to the terrible creature which, for some reason, they feared to face, though their greed for human flesh is far greater than that of the lion." Thus reassured, I decided to take Victory with me back to…
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      by LovelyMay In Chapter 2 of "The Lost Continent," the narrator grapples with the shocking abandonment by their ship, the Coldwater, under uncertain circumstances that left Alvarez in command and posed the survival question for him and his crew stranded in the Atlantic. Convinced that land – specifically the Scilly Islands near England – offers their only chance of survival, he sets a course east, despite the crew's limited familiarity with the ancient geography. The reference to England and Europe sparks a…
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      by LovelyMay The Coldwater, borne up by her buoyant screen, was speeding eastward. We knew what her speed in the air was, and we knew that that speed was uniform. An hour's absence would give her sixty miles of easting, and we were scarce ten minutes from her when her lofty outlines had been etched against the sky for a moment by the sinking sun. "We must signal her," I said, and, selecting a spot close by the water, I began gathering sticks and leaves, for we had no means of making a fire without them. The three…
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      by LovelyMay The Lost Continent by C. J. Cutcliffe Hyne is a thrilling adventure novel in which a group of explorers uncover a hidden, ancient civilization on a mysterious island, encountering danger, intrigue, and uncharted wonders.
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