Chapter

 1 2 |   yours.”~“I do not doubt it,” responded the chief. “And I will ask
 2 2 |        authorities, Mr. Ward,” responded I, “to learn what is going
 3 3 |   knowledge.”~“The fact is,” I responded, “that it would be much
 4 3 |           Perhaps impossible,” responded Bruck.~Their comments caused
 5 3 |        inside?” said he.~“No,” responded Mr. Smith, “and I believe
 6 5 |      those walls.”~“No doubt,” responded the chief, “but such an
 7 10|    immense majority would have responded. “This letter has not the
 8 10|   which this is the original,” responded Mr. Ward, taking it up.~“
 9 12|    banks of the Creek?”~“Yes,” responded Nab Walker, “as far as the
10 12|           There certainly is,” responded I, “unless they have whales
11 15| stupefied with amazement.~“I,” responded he, drawing himself up in
12 18|   inventor!”~“No, Mr. Ward,” I responded, “but you will agree with