Chapter

 1 VII  |       a light but strong silk ladder fifty feet in length.~He
 2 XII  |      and secured it. The silk ladder was then lowered to him
 3 XIII |       the car by means of the ladder. The doctor vigorously dilated
 4 XIV  |     moment Kennedy was on the ladder, and Joe, clambering up
 5 XV   |     remain at the foot of the ladder.”~“What! are you going alone
 6 XV   |    himself at the foot of the ladder in the Arab fashion, with
 7 XV   |    waiting at the foot of the ladder, where the crowd paid him
 8 XV   |     as far as the foot of the ladder. A superstitious fear still
 9 XV   | person. He rapidly scaled the ladder, and Joe followed him with
10 XVIII|   sliding to the ground.~“The ladder!” cried the doctor. “Follow
11 XXI  |    climb down the tree by the ladder.”~“And, in the meanwhile,”
12 XXXVI|    front of the car, held the ladder clear, ready to throw it
13 XXXVI|    voice, as he flung out the ladder, the lowest ratlines of
14 XXXVI|       checking his horse. The ladder dropped close to him, and
15 XXXVI|       all his strength to the ladder during the wide oscillations