Chapter

 1 XVII  |      September, at 3:47 P.M., a telegram, transmitted by cable from
 2 XVII  |        the twenty words of this telegram.~Here is the text of the
 3 XVIII |      reconsider his plans. This telegram might be a cover for some
 4 XVIII |        such a being exist? This telegram flashed across the depths
 5 XVIII |         person mentioned in the telegram, under the name of Michel
 6 XVIII | according to the request of the telegram?”~“Not yet, gentlemen; but
 7 XVIII |   office. A few minutes later a telegram was dispatched to the secretary
 8 XVIII |      projectile according to my telegram.”~“I waited for your arrival.
 9 XXVIII|    black sky.~That very night a telegram was sent from the station
10 XXVIII|       become its satellite. The telegram added that the elements
11 XXVIII|        done before sending this telegram forth to the world, which,
12 XXVIII|         enterprise. Indeed this telegram contained two sorts of errors,
13 XXI   |        minutes later a fourfold telegram was sent out—the first to
14 XXI   |   denouement.~On receipt of the telegram the Naval Secretary telegraphed
15 XXI   |    contradicting J. T. Maston’s telegram, two parties were formed
16 XXI   |       they launched their first telegram to the world, erroneously
17 XXI   |  commander of the Susquehanna’s telegram.~Belfast tore the envelope