Chapter

 1 1 |    of North Carolina. There, deep amid the Blueridge Mountains
 2 1 |   there might well be a huge deep basin. Perhaps there might
 3 5 |    legendary dwellers in the deep, the krakens, the octopuses,
 4 6 |      my hand; and I remained deep in thought.~What most frequently
 5 7 |  remarkable way.~“This lake, deep among the mountains, appears
 6 7 |    in many places fifty feet deep close to shore. Sharp, pointed
 7 7 | hurricane. The lake, already deep at the edge, becomes yet
 8 7 |     is eighty or ninety feet deep. The schooner with both
 9 11| channel was some thirty feet deep, so that the “Terror” could
10 12|    and his comrades might be deep in sleep. It was important
11 14|      nearly two hundred feet deep which the waters have dug