Chapter

1 1 |        distant effect. But the idea one would naturally get
2 5 |      us all.”~“So that is your idea, is it, Strock?”~“Yes, Mr.
3 6 | surprised, then, that my first idea was to see if there was
4 6 |       time added weight to the idea. I murmured to myself, “
5 7 |        to exclude entirely all idea of earthquake or volcanic
6 10|    power to injure others. The idea that he had perished was
7 13|   board.~As I watched him, the idea came to me, a suggestion
8 14|   farther behind.~Then another idea occurred to me. Perhaps
9 15|        the “Terror.”~Yes, this idea more and more took possession