Chapter

 1 1 |        believe me, so be it. I can scarce believe it all myself.~The
 2 3 |          height of the Great Eyrie scarce exceeds five thousand feet.
 3 3 |          enclosed within, we could scarce reckon that without knowing
 4 4 |        their most rapid expresses, scarce exceed on the best lines
 5 4 |           velocity that they could scarce be seen. For the rest, the
 6 7 |   hospitality for which they would scarce thank me.~I took my hat;
 7 7 | proportions unsuspected, which was scarce possible, he must have come
 8 8 |            would read it. He could scarce fail to answer it in some
 9 14|            to this exciting chase. Scarce ten minutes had passed when
10 14|     stopped the pursuit. They were scarce more than six hundred feet
11 17|            of the cataract? It was scarce possible that our machine
12 17|              We stood face to face scarce two steps apart. With arms