Chapter

1 1    |     across the bay. Fort Sumter ere long is doubled, the sweeping
2 XXX  | probably have many days to wait ere they sight either land or
3 XXXIV|      shocks, and the storm must ere long burst forth with fearful
4 XLIII|       the smoke more dense, and ere long a tall column of dusky
5 XLIV |        living sepulchres, which ere long might swallow up our
6 XLV  |        to the expectation that, ere long, other and more abundant
7 L    |         up by a passing vessel, ere another week has elapsed