Chapter

 1 1 |      sinister, warning light.~In presence of these strange phenomena,
 2 5 |    twenty-four hours before, the presence of the extraordinary boat
 3 7 |       would lie in keeping their presence there unknown. They must
 4 8 |          I was summoned into the presence of Mr. Ward.~“Well, Strock,”
 5 8 |          or other I stand in the presence of our man, what am I to
 6 11|         had informed me of their presence; and a telegram to their
 7 12|      result in disaster from the presence of others watching on board?~
 8 13|        my desire to stand in the presence of the creator of this prodigious
 9 14| commanders had been warned of my presence on board the “Terror.” Would
10 15|     disembarrassed himself of my presence, was his secret about to
11 15|         and of the lands!~In the presence of such results, could one
12 15|        take no more notice of my presence than before. His two companions