Chapter

 1 2 |       departure; and the next evening found me in Raleigh. There
 2 3 | impenetrable.~We arrived that evening at Pleasant Garden, where
 3 3 |      Morganton, and that same evening left by train for Washington.~
 4 5 |     on a subject of which the evening papers had just begun to
 5 7 |      the boat. The Washington Evening Star published the following
 6 7 | report.”~And this is what the Evening Star then reported in its
 7 7 |   course?”~The article in the Evening Star closed with this truly
 8 8 |     the second set it for the evening of the same day. Now, these
 9 11|     feet.~It was seven in the evening when our carriage reached
10 11|      here and there, made the evening darker overhead. Beneath
11 13|      set me at liberty in the evening, when the “Terror” could
12 15|     cabin. The clear, moonlit evening had permitted me to note
13 17|       regions of the Pacific.~Evening came. The sun sank in an
14 18|  perished with him.”~The same evening the newspapers published