Chapter

 1 3 | clouds sped rapidly overhead, driven by a light breeze which
 2 4 | improved automobiles, whether driven by steam, gasoline, or electricity,
 3 4 |      supernatural car. It was driven by a specter, by one of
 4 4 |          It is a devil’s car, driven by hellfire, and with Satan
 5 5 |      at the end of the route, driven onward by its own impetus,
 6 5 |  pursued, it would at last be driven from our shores. But a change
 7 5 |      had no sails, it was not driven by the wind; and since it
 8 5 |       smoke-stack, it was not driven by steam.~At this point
 9 11|       of the coachman who had driven us. The provisions were
10 12|       forward —~The “Terror,” driven by all the power of her
11 13|      by which the machine was driven, was neither steam nor gasoline,
12 14|   constructed in the country. Driven by powerful engines of the
13 15|      either side of the keel. Driven with extreme rapidity by
14 16|     horizontal screws and was driven forward by vertical screws
15 16|       that he might easily be driven into the most violent excesses.~
16 17|   this multiple mechanism was driven by electricity, and that
17 17|      down on us. Heavy clouds driven by a keen eastern wind covered
18 17|     upon this metal organism, driven by the inexhaustible electricity!~
19 18|       this prodigious man had driven him to give equal battle