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 1 9 | Chapter 9~THE SECOND LETTER~On Board the Terror~July 15.~To the
 2 10|    came the second letter? “On Board the ‘Terror.’” Doubtless
 3 11|        seemed to be working on board.”~“Only the two men?”~“Only
 4 12|       then, really only two on board?~We stole softly back to
 5 12|      cable. Not a light was on board; not a person visible, either
 6 12|  opportunity? Should I leap on board and there await the return
 7 12| presence of others watching on board?~At any rate, the two men
 8 12|    trip will bring them all on board the ‘Terror.’”~The “Terror!”
 9 12|      then but three of them on board? The Captain, this Master
10 13|                  Chapter 13~ON BOARD THE TERROR~When I came to
11 13|        the lake.~Now, was I on board the “Terror?” And was I
12 13|      electricity, generated on board, at some high power. Naturally
13 13|       had not been snatched on board the “Terror” two days before,—
14 13|      that he had a stranger on board.~As I watched him, the idea
15 14|        as if I had not been on board. I watched, therefore, not
16 14|       warned of my presence on board the “Terror.” Would not
17 14|      Terror,” if I remained on board?~It was a quarter past six.
18 14|       seemed some confusion on board. I heard rapid words exchanged
19 15|    night which I had passed on board the “Terror” on Lake Erie.~
20 15|      purpose to carry those on board the “Terror?” And were they
21 16|      carrying me a prisoner on board.~
22 17| recovered, I had been taken on board the “Terror,” and was in
23 17|       what could be thought on board the destroyers but that
24 17| nothing of what was passing on board, I could hear the noises
25 18|        consciousness.~I was on board the steamer Ottawa, in the