Chapter

 1 1 |      strata beneath, would be turned to steam by the volcanic
 2 1 |      less vague apprehensions turned to actual panic. The newspapers
 3 3 |    Naturally the conversation turned upon our attempt to explore
 4 10|    have studied it.”~My chief turned to the letter again and
 5 11|  added Wells, “if one of them turned out to be the captain of
 6 12|     why it could no longer be turned into an automobile, and
 7 13|     drowning me over again.~I turned, I walked to the stern,
 8 13| though to check his speech he turned his head aside. His hand
 9 15|        I was sure that we had turned toward the east. The captain
10 15|       approached behind me. I turned. The inventor stood by my
11 18|    that your head will not be turned with vanity, like that of