Motor Matt's Submarine; or, The Strange Cruise of the Grampus
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16--Motor Matt's Quest; or, Three Chums in Strange Waters.
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Transcriber's Notes:
Added table of contents.
Italics are represented with _underscores_, bold with =equal signs=.
Corrected several apparent single quotes to double quotes; these mayhave been typos or simply light printing on the original.
Retained inconsistent spelling of "gasolene" / "gasoline" from original.
Page 6, changed "rturning" to "returning" ("returning the partingsalutes"). Added missing comma to "Carl, brightening."
Page 7, corrected "Townsand's" to "Townsend's" ("Uncle ArchieTownsend's").
Page 8, changed "Ooof" to "Oof" ("Oof ve ged to Honturas").
Page 11, changed "entred" to "entered" ("entered the periscope").
Page 12, changed "binoculers" to "binoculars" ("handing Matt a pair ofbinoculars").
Page 13, changed "itno" to "into" ("crowded into the little messroom").
Page 14, added missing quotes before "The fust officer" and "Vy issdot?"
Page 22, added missing quote after "Ve don'd surrenter?"
Page 23, changed "Dick" to "M
att" after "Meanwhile."
Page 24, added missing "to" and changed "learing" to "learning" in"speak to her, on the possible chance of learning."
Page 26, changed "your" to "you" in "Two of you boys come with me."