Chapter

 1 3 |         Our ascent began in this order. The two guides went in
 2 4 |           The others followed in order.~An hour and a half had
 3 4 |     every five minutes as to the order of the racers. Midway between
 4 8 |    should, Mr. Ward. Give me the order to take charge of the matter,
 5 8 |    accomplish the impossible, in order to succeed. It is true,
 6 8 |         the states of the second order refrained from entering,
 7 10|      himself for a time, only in order to reappear more startlingly
 8 10|        can only repeat my former order; hold yourself in readiness
 9 10| therefore all alert, awaiting an order from Mr. Ward to start out
10 10|         out with my men. But the order did not arrive for the very
11 10|          I now give you a formal order.”~“What is it, Mr. Ward?”~“
12 11|          whom I was sent with an order from Mr. Ward was named
13 14|       the engine room. Would the order be given for me to go down
14 14|          to reach out my hand in order to seize this man who had
15 17|        awaited only the night in order to begin her flight. The
16 17|          deck, and I awaited the order to return to my cabin—an
17 17|         to return to my cabin—an order which was not given. There