Chapter

 1 3 |      silhouetted against the sky, just ready to take flight. Upon
 2 5 |      which the evening papers had just begun to apprise their readers.
 3 5 |          for some time; and I was just about to leave when Mr.
 4 7 |         to the window and raising just an edge of the shade, so
 5 7 |          collision with something just below the water level. There
 6 12|          further up it?”~“This is just where you saw the boat twice
 7 12|         boat twice before?”~“Yes, just here.”~“Then if this is
 8 12|        Terror!” It WAS she!~“Yes; just one more trip,” answered
 9 13|      silence! I know who you are, just as I know your machine,
10 15|       shut in without knowing it, just as I had been on the preceding
11 15|           the Master of the World just such a retreat as our police
12 18| apparition—does not the word seem just—stood before her, I feared