Chapter

 1 1 |      the farms and villages for miles around.~The night was very
 2 2 |    certainly reflected them for miles around. Moreover noises
 3 3 |       at a distance of only six miles. The mountain crests were
 4 3 |       distance of three or four miles. Our path was still difficult
 5 4 | accomplish much more than sixty miles an hour, a speed that the
 6 4 |    permission to go two hundred miles an hour. Public security
 7 4 |        track, about two hundred miles in length, starting from
 8 4 |       arrow for sometimes fifty miles at a stretch. Many and noted
 9 4 |     attained, of perhaps eighty miles an hour, this international
10 4 |    contest covering two hundred miles would last about three hours.
11 4 |        of Prairie-du-chien, two miles beyond that town was heard
12 4 |     least one hundred and fifty miles an hour.~The apparition
13 4 |    least one hundred and thirty miles an hour. Fast as was their
14 5 |       this track of two hundred miles.~But since then, there had
15 5 |       waters, some two or three miles off shore, and go through
16 5 |  creature at a distance of some miles. But when they attempted
17 7 |        Kirdall in Kansas, forty miles west of Topeka, is little
18 7 |       about seventy-five square miles, and its level is but slightly
19 8 |        a man making two hundred miles an hour!”~“You must prevent
20 8 |         less than eight hundred miles apart. Even granting the
21 11|        us. “Is it far?”~“Twenty miles.”~“And the place is called?”~“
22 11|       about ten thousand square miles. It is nearly six hundred
23 11|         the town of Herly. Five miles outside the town, he was
24 13|       is two hundred and twenty miles long, and over fifty wide,
25 13|    famous cataract some fifteen miles beyond the important city
26 14|      began to show some fifteen miles ahead. During our passage,
27 14|        which showed five or six miles distant on the starboard
28 14|       had covered almost thirty miles an hour. It is true, the “
29 14|       destroyers. Less than two miles distant now they separated
30 14|    elevators. Only four or five miles ahead, Niagara river opened
31 14|      which is heard for several miles away.~Between Lake Erie,
32 14| tremendous speed, to become two miles further on, the celebrated
33 14|   cataract, now less than three miles away.~The “Terror” took
34 15|         Suspension Bridge three miles below the falls. It is here
35 15|   exceed four hundred and fifty miles, a flight which would have