
THE FATE OF FELIX BRAND - By - Florence Finch Kelly
ILLUSTRATED BY EDWIN JOHN PRITTIE
PHILADELPHIA - THE JOHN C. WINSTON COMPANY - PUBLISHERS
ILLUSTRATIONS
THE FATE OF FELIX BRAND
CHAPTER I - Felix Brand Has a Mysterious Experience
CHAPTER II - “Like Ottar of Roses Out of an Otter”
CHAPTER III - The Mask of His Countenance
CHAPTER IV - Billikins is Frightened
CHAPTER V - Mrs. Brand’s Dream Son
Felix Brand awakens in a room he knows intimately—its elegant furnishings and his own carefully chosen décor surround him—but a vivid, disorienting vision lingers, as if a dream could be touched. The sensation is so powerful that he feels his very consciousness tugged between the tangible world and the uncanny scene that still pulses behind his eyes. This lingering mystery sparks both irritation and intrigue, prompting Felix to question whether the experience is merely a vivid dream or something far more unsettling.
As he moves through his morning routine, the strange impression refuses to fade, and subtle clues begin to surface among his acquaintances—Mildred Annister’s probing questions, a doctor’s doubtful diagnosis, and a newcomer named Hugh Gordon whose presence seems oddly connected. Felix’s curiosity drives him to explore the hidden strain behind his polished exterior, setting the stage for a psychological puzzle that will test his perception of reality and the unseen forces at work.
Language
en
Duration
~5 hours (344K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by D Alexander and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
Release date
2009-12-22
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1858–1939
A trailblazing newspaperwoman, feminist, and novelist, she helped open doors for women in American journalism while also writing fiction and criticism. Her long career stretched from frontier-era reporting to decades of book reviewing for The New York Times.
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