Chapter

 1 4 |   since the track ended on the edge of Lake Michigan, and so
 2 7 |     window and raising just an edge of the shade, so as not
 3 7 |      lake, already deep at the edge, becomes yet deeper toward
 4 11|       and stole on foot to the edge of the lake. There, from
 5 11|      said Wells. “Alone on the edge of the Creek. If you and
 6 11| Several times they came to the edge of the little wood where
 7 11|     have crossed openly to the edge of the creek would have
 8 11|      as our rig drew up to the edge of the woods.~“No, Mr. Strock,”
 9 11|      down to the beach, at the edge of the rocks which shut
10 11|   bring us to the rocks at the edge of the lake.~There was nothing!
11 12|     and went onward toward the edge of the woods, guiding their
12 12|      forward again to the very edge of the water.~The “Terror”
13 12|     their course. Reaching the edge of the creek, without stopping
14 14|    plunging waters on the very edge of the abyss. It has been
15 14|        in the west touched the edge of the Canadian horizon,
16 14|       Terror” reached the very edge of the falls, she arose