Chapter

1 3 |         should have been scarcely surprised.~With great difficulty and
2 5 |       very reason I had been much surprised that none of the authorities
3 6 |    sporting page. You will not be surprised, then, that my first idea
4 11|          of the “Terror” would be surprised before he had a chance to
5 12|       expect attack; they will be surprised. The result is in the hands
6 13|         there was no reason to be surprised that I could see no land,
7 13|    noticed that he did not appear surprised to see me out of my cabin.
8 17| continuously through space. I was surprised—more than surprised, frightened!—
9 17|           was surprised—more than surprised, frightened!—by the rapidity