Chapter

 1 4 | remarkable automobilist?~The following occurrence was reported
 2 7 |    were at my heels.~The two following days, there was certainly
 3 7 |   clear up the matter. As to following the men myself, I was presumably
 4 7 |   Evening Star published the following account, which was next
 5 8 |  something must be done. The following official notice was published
 6 8 |       no telegram! The night following, there was still no news.
 7 10|    the government issued the following proclamation:~“Since the
 8 11|    there was little chance o following her. There were two torpedo-destroyers
 9 13|     were we, as a submarine, following some course beneath the
10 13|   This must therefore be the following morning, that of the thirty-first
11 13|     headed to the northeast, following the longer axis of Lake
12 14|   did the captain persist in following this route? He could not
13 14|   thus to lose all chance of following up this mystery. My instincts
14 16|    twentieth of April in the following year the “Go-Ahead” was
15 18|    through the sky.”~Yet, in following, as I have told, in pursuit