Chapter

 1 1 |      their houses. All, however, awaited impatiently the return of
 2 2 |         my services. Therefore I awaited with impatience what he
 3 11|       was named Arthur Wells. He awaited us at Toledo. The city of
 4 11|         I picked out the man who awaited us. He was scanning the
 5 11|         me of your coming; and I awaited you at the station.”~Summed
 6 13|   thoughts occupied my mind as I awaited the captain’s appearance
 7 13|         man I had so impatiently awaited appeared on deck.~I must
 8 14|        the other hand, what fate awaited me, and where would I be
 9 17| northwest. Probably the “Terror” awaited only the night in order
10 17|       himself was on deck, and I awaited the order to return to my