Chapter

 1 I    |       s servant brought him a second letter. This letter was
 2 II   |     stopped, when he got this second letter contradicting the
 3 II   | evidently, the author of this second letter knew the overman’
 4 II   |      first letter than to the second; that is to say, to the
 5 II   |  would he hope it was so.~The second letter had for an instant
 6 II   |      did Simon Ford send me a second letter to contradict the
 7 IV   |      overman’s eyes.~“And the second question?” asked the latter.~“
 8 V    |       charge of dynamite. The second time, after many careful
 9 VIII |     Ford and his son become a second nature.~James Starr and
10 X    |       see. Two months later a second habitation was erected in
11 XI   |      rate of about a foot per second, so that he had time to
12 XI   |   despair escaped his lips.~A second strand was divided, and
13 XI   |   drawn to the surface. For a second he closed his eyes, believing
14 XII  |     seemed able to say to the second.~James Starr, as well as
15 XVIII|     outstretched arm.~Another second and New Aberfoyle would
16 XIX  |     be called to witness this second ceremony? Time will show.