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1 2 |     catastrophe. There is another suggestion I would make to you. Perhaps
2 4 |         But this last was but the suggestion of foolish old gossips who
3 5 |       when Mr. Ward made one last suggestion.~“Have you not observed,
4 6 | frequently recurred to me was the suggestion of Mr. Ward that perhaps
5 7 |          with this truly striking suggestion: “After the mysterious automobile,
6 8 |         Chapter 8~AT ANY COST~The suggestion of the Star came like a
7 10|         have seen, Mr. Ward, your suggestion is impossible.”~“Unless,
8 10|          the Great Eyrie.”~At the suggestion that the “Terror,” which
9 13|            the idea came to me, a suggestion which I had not connected