Soon a response letter comes with an invitation, and Melone goes to Challenger. Having introduced himself as an aspiring naturalist, Melone sends a letter to the professor from the address of the journal Nature, in which he asks for a meeting. Since then, the professor has savagely attacked anyone who crosses the threshold of his house. The scientific community has recognized this evidence as falsified, which terribly angered Challenger. Some time ago, a professor brought evidence from South America that confirms that prehistoric animals still exist. Having decided to certainly accomplish an outstanding feat, Melone goes to the editor of the 'Latest News' department with a request to give him an assignment associated with 'adventures and dangers.' After thinking, the editor invites Melone to expose one “quack, modern Munchausen,” and sends the journalist to Professor George Edward Challenger. Gladys declares that he will give his hand and heart only to such a man. The girl dreams of being a wife, a faithful companion and like-minded person of a famous hero, so that the glare of his glory falls on her. He tries to confess her love, but she thwarts this attempt. Young Irishman Eduard Dan Melone, an employee of the London-based Daily Gazette, is in love with the charming Gladys Hunterton. The young journalist as part of a research expedition finds himself in the mysterious Lost World, which is inhabited by dinosaurs and warring tribes of Indians and man-apes. British literature summaries - Short summary - The Lost World Sir Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle VERY BRIEFLY

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