Chapter

 1 3 |      chance of success.~Twenty minutes later he returned and led
 2 3 | elsewhere. After a rest of ten minutes, we clambered up close to
 3 4 |       eight o’clock and twenty minutes past. Unless there was some
 4 4 |        by telephone every five minutes as to the order of the racers.
 5 4 |       now there were no longer minutes to wait. Any second might
 6 8 |       held far more than sixty minutes! There came no answer, no
 7 10|    Ward on the instant. Twenty minutes later I was in his cabinet.~“
 8 11|       reached the clearing ten minutes later.~This clearing, surrounded
 9 11|      crossed softly, and a few minutes sufficed to bring us to
10 12|    well prove of service.~Five minutes had passed since the men
11 14|       find the submarine?~Five minutes later, scarcely a mile separated
12 14|     exciting chase. Scarce ten minutes had passed when there seemed
13 14|       yet she shot ahead. Five minutes later, we could see the
14 17|       submerged. In fact, five minutes later, we were moving peacefully