Chapter

 1 1 |       Yes, the entire country lay under the threat of some
 2 4 |      twenty thousand dollars, lay between five machines, two
 3 12|      creek, where their craft lay, there was no further sound.
 4 12|       the rocks.~The “Terror” lay there, quiet at the end
 5 12|       the water.~The “Terror” lay at the end of a short cable.
 6 13|      by the hook of the iron, lay on the floor.~I felt no
 7 14|        Moreover, the “Terror” lay so low upon the water, that
 8 14|    dotted with cottages which lay among lovely gardens.~Obviously
 9 15|  movement, even in the air. I lay in my berth in the cabin,
10 15|   this same cause—though what lay behind the phenomena was
11 16|       true solution of flight lay with the heavier than air
12 16| wholly unknown, its discovery lay scarcely within the bounds
13 17|       Beneath this mass there lay a great quantity of dried
14 17|      the Gulf of Mexico which lay beneath us.~A hot day was
15 18|    door of a cabin in which I lay. By my pillow sat an officer