Chapter

1 4 |    the accidents which must result from it, the automobiles
2 6 |     second attempt will not result as did the first, but will
3 8 |     a sounding-line without result. Must it be concluded that
4 8 | There came, however another result, which had been fully foreseen.
5 12|  Erie.~But probable as this result had been from the first,
6 12|   would the attempt perhaps result in disaster from the presence
7 12| they will be surprised. The result is in the hands of Providence.”~
8 15| caverns of this hollow?~The result of my examination was that,