Chapter

 1 11|    borders of this great lake are Buffalo at the east, which belongs
 2 11| torpedo-destroyers at the port of Buffalo, at the other extremity
 3 13|      beyond the important city of Buffalo. Since the “Terror” had
 4 14|        the lake, and hence toward Buffalo.~Why, I wondered, did the
 5 14|       could not intend to stop at Buffalo, in the midst of a crowd
 6 14|           westward from Albany to Buffalo. Three years before, a police
 7 14|         principal islands between Buffalo and the little city of Niagara
 8 14|       knew we must be approaching Buffalo; and indeed, its outlines
 9 14|        came within vision, beyond Buffalo, forming the sort of funnel
10 14|        heading toward the port of Buffalo! Did not prudence forbid
11 14|         in holding our bow toward Buffalo was impossible to understand!~
12 14|         extending his hand toward Buffalo, pointed out two black spots,
13 14|           coming from the port of Buffalo, were approaching rapidly.~
14 14|      useless pursuit!~The city of Buffalo was now in plain view on
15 14|         behind the enemy.~Already Buffalo had disappeared on our right,