title: Eyewitness: Monet
author:  Jude Welton 
description: ...a mini museum between the covers of a book. [Eyewitness series] -- <i>The New York Times</i><br /><br />Dorling Kindersley has produced another excellent reference source for the art enthusiast. -- <i>Book Report, November/December 1999</i><br /><br />These books' striking visual impact will draw in even the most casual readers. [Eyewitness series] -- <i>School Library Journal</i><br /><br />This superbly photographed book shows the methods and materials Monet used in his work. -- <i>Copley New Service, October 13, 1999</i>
zlib_text: Perry Rhodan 007 - Invasion from Space CHAPTER ONE Suddenly the man’s eye,
  opened wide in utter horror, as if they had seen something beyond human
  
  comprehension. His eyes gazed up into the void, far into the depths of the
  
  blue sky that mirrored-itself in the dear waters of the little pond in the
  
  woods. Then the expression of his eyes turned into a fixed and vacant
  
  stare.There was not the slightest tremor in his hand, which was holding a
  
  fishing rod. His hand seemed to have become like stone. The man did not react
  
  when the swimmer was abruptly pulled deep below the surface of the water. The
  
  rod bent under the sudden strain for which Sammy Derring had been waiting so
  
  eagerly and in vain all morning long. If anyone had looked into his eyes at
  
  this moment they would have recoiled in terror at the sight of such horrendous
  fright mixed with inconceivable amazement. This lasted for exactly five
  
  seconds. During these five seconds nobody could have recognized in this man,
  
  Sammy Derri