Chapter

 1 I    |          were no aeronauts. Some strange phenomenon had occurred
 2 I    |        If you hear in your house strange and inexplicable noises,
 3 IV   |        fighting the impossible!”~Strange as it was that at this affirmation
 4 V    |     Weldon Institute noticed the strange modification in the landscape
 5 VI   |        had not stopped.~“That is strange!” said Phil Evans. “At a
 6 IX   |          calling of some animal. Strange instinct! These terrestrial
 7 IX   | inhabitants of Omaha noticed the strange machine. Their astonishment
 8 X    |          of the United States. A strange region it was. It well merited
 9 XIV  |          or ought to be.~By what strange whim was it that she was
10 XIV  |         and P. E.””~Thus was the strange phenomenon at last explained
11 XV   |        himself? It would be very strange if it were not so. The most
12 XVI  |          to a ship on the sea. A strange succession of luminous waves
13 XVIII|      above the level of the sea.~Strange to say, the cyclone was
14 XXI  |       came the first news of the strange phenomenon which had exercised
15 XXII |      today, nor any sign of any. Strange to say, North America on
16 XXII |       Go-Ahead” had sighted this strange object. Assuredly it seemed