Chapter

 1 4 |      was indeed helpless in the hands of some unapproachable monster.
 2 8 |     more important to place our hands on this fantastic inventor,
 3 8 |        the matter will be in my hands.”~“Count on me, Mr. Ward;
 4 11|      with traveling bags in our hands, and revolvers in our pockets.
 5 12| surprised. The result is in the hands of Providence.”~I was about
 6 16|        the thighs, the arms and hands, were worthy of the mighty
 7 16|    shall not be given into your hands until the proper time. I
 8 17|       results wholly in his own hands? Probably I would never
 9 17|         Terror,” and was in the hands of its commander.~In the
10 18|        that they had upon their hands an unfortunate whose reason