Chapter

 1 2 |      believe a resolute attempt may bring success.”~“Nothing
 2 2 |      and panthers, beasts which may still be found in the wild
 3 3 |        of the mountain.”~“As it may happen, then,” said I, “
 4 4 |         middle of that month of May the newspapers of Pennsylvania
 5 4 |       when, in the last week of May, a fresh event occurred,
 6 4 |     morning of the thirtieth of May. Thus, if there were any
 7 7 |     this last puzzling question may be solved, the nature of
 8 8 | disappeared, it is true; but he may reappear at any moment,
 9 8 |        on the twenty-seventh of May, during the race held by
10 10|       important. I even hope it may prove the means of tracking
11 11|         one we seek or another, may have left the creek since
12 11|    hidden, and where our horses may find pasture. Then, as soon
13 15|       My impatience and anxiety may be appreciated. I knew not