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"
I
am
.
"
Kemp
walked
across
the
room
and
picked
up
the
fragments
of
broken
glass
.
"
All
the
facts
are
out
about
you
,
"
said
Kemp
,
standing
up
with
the
glass
in
his
hand
;
"
all
that
happened
in
Iping
,
and
down
the
hill
.
The
world
has
become
aware
of
its
invisible
citizen
.
But
no
one
knows
you
are
here
.
"
The
Invisible
Man
swore
.
"
The
secret
's
out
.
I
gather
it
was
a
secret
.
I
do
n't
know
what
your
plans
are
,
but
of
course
I
'm
anxious
to
help
you
.
"
The
Invisible
Man
sat
down
on
the
bed
.
"
There
's
breakfast
upstairs
,
"
said
Kemp
,
speaking
as
easily
as
possible
,
and
he
was
delighted
to
find
his
strange
guest
rose
willingly
.
Kemp
led
the
way
up
the
narrow
staircase
to
the
belvedere
.
"
Before
we
can
do
anything
else
,
"
said
Kemp
,
"
I
must
understand
a
little
more
about
this
invisibility
of
yours
.
"
He
had
sat
down
,
after
one
nervous
glance
out
of
the
window
,
with
the
air
of
a
man
who
has
talking
to
do
.
His
doubts
of
the
sanity
of
the
entire
business
flashed
and
vanished
again
as
he
looked
across
to
where
Griffin
sat
at
the
breakfast-table
--
a
headless
,
handless
dressing-gown
,
wiping
unseen
lips
on
a
miraculously
held
serviette
.
"
It
's
simple
enough
--
and
credible
enough
,
"
said
Griffin
,
putting
the
serviette
aside
and
leaning
the
invisible
head
on
an
invisible
hand
.
"
No
doubt
,
to
you
,
but
--
"
Kemp
laughed
.
"
Well
,
yes
;
to
me
it
seemed
wonderful
at
first
,
no
doubt
.
But
now
,
great
God
!
...
But
we
will
do
great
things
yet
!
I
came
on
the
stuff
first
at
Chesilstowe
.
"
