Chapter

 1 V    |       the trees was a very large clearing—an oval field, a complete
 2 V    |        they would have found the clearing was not in its usual state.
 3 V    |   electric light shot across the clearing.~A signal, doubtless? The
 4 V    |    carried bodily off across the clearing. What could they think except
 5 VI   |         a few steps out into the clearing and the moment we were thrown
 6 VI   |       and as we are still in the clearing, I think that now is the
 7 VI   |    directly on the ground of the clearing. And the inexplicable f-r-r-r-r
 8 VI   |           Then we are not in the clearing?:~“Neither in the clearing
 9 VI   |       clearing?:~“Neither in the clearing nor in the park.”~“Don’t
10 VIII | preference he traveled at night, clearing the way with his electric
11 XV   |         and on the morrow, after clearing the Tell Mountains, she
12 XXI  |           and at the edge of the clearing there were traces of a recent
13 XXII |  Go-Ahead” had been taken to the clearing in Fairmount Park, to the
14 XXII |         and fifty feet above the clearing, and was held by a rope.
15 XXII |   However, she remained over the clearing as if she were a fixture.
16 XXII |         the brains of all on the clearing.~But it seemed as though
17 XXIII|         fell on the trees of the clearing and hung there like a gigantic