Chapter

 1 2 |    steadily at his pipe, the close attention which he gave
 2 3 |     minutes, we clambered up close to the foot of the wall,
 3 7 |      of the country made any close supervision impossible;
 4 7 |  many places fifty feet deep close to shore. Sharp, pointed
 5 11|       When the submarine was close to the rocks, two men climbed
 6 12|   rocks. As for me, I leaned close to the water to watch the
 7 12|      declared Wells, leaning close to me, “there is a boat
 8 12|  lose. The dark mass was now close at hand, and on its deck,
 9 12|     called to me softly from close at hand.~I drew back in
10 12|    men with the lantern were close at hand returning down the
11 12| hailed the boat, and it drew close up to the rocks. We heard
12 14|       The man at the bow was close by me. Immovable at the
13 18|    anything more than by the close of the present century will