Wallenstock (where Hoopdriver defends Jessie's honour), Blandford (where Hoopdriver confesses his true identity to Jessie), Ringwood, Stoney Cross, and the Rufus Stone (where Hoopdriver says good-bye to Jessie). Publication The novel was paired with The Time Machine and included in the Everyman's Library (no. 915) in 1935. The text of Wheels of Chance is available at several sites on the internet. References External links The Wheels of Chance at Project Gutenberg The Wheels of Chance at HathiTrust 1896 British novels British comedy novels British novels adapted into films Novels by H. G. Wells Novels about cycling