Chapter

 1 3 |       at a distance of three or four miles. Our path was still
 2 4 |    machine of Renault brothers, four cylindered, of twenty horsepower,
 3 6 |    already been interrupted for four days by my exploration of
 4 6 |         single sheet, folded in four, and written on one side
 5 11|       Strock had been there, we four against two, we would have
 6 12| companions rejoined us, and all four, crouching low upon the
 7 12|      There are three!”~“Perhaps four,” I answered, “perhaps five
 8 12|        said I to Wells, “we are four. They do not expect attack;
 9 14|     That was beyond him!~Toward four o’clock in the afternoon,
10 14|       its grain elevators. Only four or five miles ahead, Niagara
11 15|   determine. The body rested on four wheels, about two feet in
12 15|       Mountains, did not exceed four hundred and fifty miles,