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 1 11|         is called?”~“Black Rock Creek.”~Having left our bags at
 2 11|        region around Black Rock Creek was among the wildest in
 3 11|         the mouth of Black Rock Creek. Was it the famous machine
 4 11|        Alone on the edge of the Creek. If you and your assistants,
 5 11|      another, may have left the creek since your departure.”~“
 6 11|         yesterday to Black Rock Creek?”~“Yes.”~“The submarine
 7 11|       is so uninhabited and the creek so hidden from the lake
 8 11|       been hidden in Black Rock Creek, engaged in repairs. Probably
 9 11|    Terror” had already left the creek, or if she escaped when
10 11|    Arthur Wells knew Black Rock Creek thoroughly, having hunted
11 11|       openly to the edge of the creek would have exposed us to
12 11|        shut in the mouth of the creek. Thus if the ‘Terror’ is
13 11| intensely eager to approach the Creek and see if the “Terror”
14 11|         the banks of Black Rock Creek.~All was silent; all seemed
15 11|         us and the mouth of the Creek were crossed softly, and
16 11|         no longer at Black Rock Creek.~
17 12|           Chapter 12~BLACK ROCK CREEK~Human nature is prone to
18 12|       seek refuge in Black Rock Creek, what ought we to conclude
19 12| tramping along the banks of the Creek, seeking any trace that
20 12|      there, at the mouth of the Creek, Wells and I exchanged scarcely
21 12|       up at our feet, as if the Creek had been stirred within
22 12|      explored both banks of the Creek?”~“Yes,” responded Nab Walker, “
23 12|       water, or approaching the creek from outside upon the lake.~
24 12|         on the shore beyond the creek, came to us distinctly through
25 12|         toward the mouth of the creek, or is she going further
26 12|      toward the entrance of the creek.~Our companions rejoined
27 12|       and was still outside the creek, upon the lake, perhaps
28 12|       within the shelter of the creek.~Why had it left the anchorage,
29 12|        and shores of Black Rock Creek, since he ventured here
30 12|      they going? Was Black Rock Creek a regular hiding place of
31 12|      their retreat.”~Toward the creek, where their craft lay,
32 12|        would the boat leave the creek, or would it remain anchored
33 12|     narrow waters of Black Rock Creek, ever occur again!~“At least,”
34 12|        Reaching the edge of the creek, without stopping to unloose
35 12|    darted out across Black Rock Creek.~
36 13|      had darted from Black Rock Creek.~This must therefore be
37 13|         the shore of Black Rock Creek. One of them, I knew, was
38 17|      had happened at Black Rock Creek. Mr. Ward, advised of all
39 17|        the “Terror” quitted the creek dragging me at the end of