Chapter

 1 1 |    flight, which they did their best to restrain. Venturing within
 2 2 |        appliances and under the best conditions? I doubt it,
 3 2 |  blanche.”~“I will act as seems best, Mr. Ward.”~“Let me caution
 4 3 |       had only to follow him as best we could.~We advanced slowly.
 5 4 | expresses, scarce exceed on the best lines of America and Europe.
 6 5 |        lightning speed that the best telescopes could hardly
 7 6 |    There is no news even-in the best informed papers.”~“But—your
 8 7 |      great care.”~“That will be best, sir.”~My poor old housekeeper
 9 7 |       that very day, one of our best men should be put on watch,
10 8 |      our men whom you think the best fitted.”~“I will do so,
11 8 |   foundation whatever. Even the best journals cannot be trusted
12 8 |       letter or a telegram. The best reporters were on the spot.
13 11|     reputation to be one of the best of our local police agents.
14 11|        action, it was evidently best to do as Wells suggested
15 13|          had she been doing her best, she must some hours before
16 16|    Evans defended themselves as best they could. Knowing that