Chapter

 1 3 |       progress was much delayed. Soon the gorge became wholly
 2 3 |          panted like a seal, and soon I insisted on his stopping
 3 3 |      their doubt and hesitation. Soon Horn left us and went far
 4 4 |        parts arose an uproar, as soon as the spectators had nothing
 5 5 |      Pickaxes and dynamite would soon conquer those walls.”~“No
 6 7 |       Dynamite or melinite would soon open an entrance to their
 7 7 |          to expect that I should soon quit Washington; though
 8 7 | footsteps, and then went away as soon as the door was shut behind
 9 7 |         get after them, we shall soon know what these mysterious
10 11|         reach our destination as soon as possible.”~“We will go
11 11|       may find pasture. Then, as soon as it is dark, we will go
12 11|   without the guidance of Wells. Soon we reached the farther border
13 13|       deck. He did not appear.~I soon began to feel very hungry;
14 13|         the hope that land would soon appear. Yes, I sat waiting!
15 14|         the two destroyers would soon be obliged to pause in their
16 14|        now growing rapidly less. Soon they were but a few cable-lengths
17 17|      walls I could not climb!~As soon as I set foot on the deck,