Chapter

 1 1 |    for a quarter of an hour. Evidently the east wind, which was
 2 2 |     under their bushy brows. Evidently the chief magistrate of
 3 3 |  tumultuous cascades. But it evidently was fed only by the rain,
 4 4 |     behind a train of smoke. Evidently it was an automobile with
 5 6 |  same inventor!” repeated I.~Evidently this hypothesis had strong
 6 7 |     saw before?”~“Yes, sir.”~Evidently, I could no longer dismiss
 7 7 |      confusion of the waters evidently has its origin somewhere
 8 8 |  worth even more than that.”~Evidently the other nations of the
 9 11|      passengers impatiently, evidently as eager and full of haste
10 11|      were for action, it was evidently best to do as Wells suggested
11 12|    World, and these two men?~Evidently they planned to take aboard
12 14|   boat be sent to rescue me?~Evidently my chance of success would
13 14|     the present, my fate was evidently bound up with that of the “
14 17| liberty I argued thus: Robur evidently intends to remain unknown.
15 17|      a rescue from with out? Evidently not. The police authorities
16 17|       Will you set me free?”~Evidently my captor’s mind was obsessed
17 17|   There was a storm at hand. Evidently our captain thought so.