Chapter

 1 3 |         upon our knees. At this rate the top would not be reached
 2 3 |         of this cliff.”~“At any rate,” said Harry Horn, “the
 3 4 |     needless to add that such a rate constituted an extreme danger
 4 4 | exaggeration in saying that its rate was at least one hundred
 5 4 |       it shot by them at such a rate that they could hardly make
 6 4 |        of Lake Michigan?~At any rate when it disappeared at a
 7 5 |     famous sea-serpents?~At any rate, since this monster, whatever
 8 8 |        and to speed away at the rate we know of, I must stop
 9 12|       watching on board?~At any rate, the two men with the lantern
10 13|        difficult to say.~At any rate I decided to go up on deck.
11 15|    attempt to open them. At any rate, it might be more interesting
12 17|       evil than of good. At any rate, the incognito which he