Chapter

 1 1 | articles aroused curiosity and fear—curiosity among those who
 2 1 |  strange phenomenon of nature, fear in those who were likely
 3 1 |       surrounding country must fear an eruption at some period
 4 4 | spectators had nothing more to fear.~“It is that infernal machine.”~“
 5 5 |  steamers, they had nothing to fear from any monster, whale
 6 11|     Terror!’”~“I have only one fear, Wells; this submarine,
 7 12|      so well, that they had no fear of ever being discovered
 8 13|    daring inventor who did not fear to engage in battle against
 9 17|      to do with his machine, I fear, recalling his letter, that
10 17|       him!~Hence I had much to fear from the future, even the
11 17|      penetrate it. Must he not fear that some day or other the
12 17| knowing that he had nothing to fear.~It was imperative that