Chapter

 1 11|        Lake Ontario by means of Niagara River and its celebrated
 2 13|        no other outlet than the Niagara River, by which it empties
 3 14|                      Chapter 14~NIAGARA~The hours passed, and the
 4 14|       water, there was only the Niagara River to follow; and its
 5 14|     carefully the shores of the Niagara River, both above and below
 6 14|  Buffalo and the little city of Niagara Falls, I had explored Navy
 7 14|      reaching the shores of the Niagara River. The “Terror” would
 8 14|         into the channel of the Niagara river. Some dunes rose on
 9 14| continued his course toward the Niagara River.~What would the torpedo
10 14|       end of the lake where the Niagara offered her no passage.~
11 14|       four or five miles ahead, Niagara river opened to the northward.~
12 14|    entered the narrow waters of Niagara River. At Navy Island I
13 14|        sped in the direction of Niagara River.~I must confess, I
14 14|        clock the opening of the Niagara River appeared ahead. If
15 14|       on the banks of the upper Niagara are not numerous, as its
16 14|    waters.~I have said that the Niagara River flows between New
17 14|          and the little city of Niagara Falls, two islands divide
18 15|      irresistible rapids of the Niagara River begin, where the river
19 15|        since our departure from Niagara.~At this moment, I saw the
20 15|  Moreover, the distance between Niagara Falls and this part of the
21 17|   pursued the “Terror” into the Niagara River had stopped, perforce,
22 17|      that of our departure from Niagara, I was not allowed to watch
23 17|        risen above the falls of Niagara. But if on that day it had
24 18|       of the “Terror” from amid Niagara Falls, the halt within the