Chapter

 1 1 |         suddenly, toward three o’clock in the morning, another
 2 1 |       Yet once more about five o’clock, from beneath the ridge
 3 3 |         nor flame.~Toward five o’clock our expedition halted at
 4 3 |       rocky wall before eleven o’clock, but we now saw that mid-day
 5 3 |      feet below it.~Toward ten o’clock, after repeated attempts
 6 3 |       Our watches showed three o’clock, and Mr. Smith cried in
 7 3 |      scrambled up. Before five o’clock we descended the last slopes
 8 4 |        was to be made at eight o’clock in the morning; and to avoid
 9 4 |       dispatched between eight o’clock and twenty minutes past.
10 4 |          at the goal by eleven o’clock. The others followed in
11 4 |         were unchained. By ten o’clock it was evident, that the
12 4 |       half-past nine by the town clock of Prairie-du-chien, two
13 4 |          It was not yet eleven o’clock when a rumbling was heard
14 11|       left the wood about five o’clock and hurried back to Toledo.
15 13|       shore unseen.~Toward two o’clock, however, I heard a slight
16 14|        beyond him!~Toward four o’clock in the afternoon, reckoning
17 14|       and a little after seven o’clock the opening of the Niagara
18 17| insensate menaces?~Toward nine o’clock profound obscurity enwrapped
19 17|        Robur when toward eight o’clock he came on deck and took