Chapter

 1 3 |          no more than we upon this point. What made me anxious, was,
 2 3 |             We shall see!”~At that point of the investigation I had,
 3 3 |            were all agreed on this point. A rest would certainty
 4 3 |         and jagged needles. At one point the outline appeared to
 5 5 |           driven by steam.~At this point in the report, I again paused
 6 5 | interesting and possibly important point. It was a singular coincidence
 7 7 |           and it is much easier to point out the impossibility of
 8 8 |        reached the police.~On this point Mr. Ward did not attempt
 9 8 |            me and my men to either point whence it had been reported.~
10 11|            Let me insist upon this point. It seemed clear that the
11 12|         thrown out, exactly on the point of the quay where we had
12 14|            two smoke clouds at the point they had studied so carefully.
13 14|        Falls. Indeed, on the lower point of this latter isle stood
14 14|         Navy Island. It is at this point that the current, bound
15 14|       passing Navy Island. At this point, she was within easy reach
16 15|           Ontario.~On leaving this point, I was sure that we had
17 15|            would become a starting point to act upon.~However, since