Chapter

 1 11| attempted to seize her, in what direction would she turn? In any case,
 2 12|         the bank, peered in the direction he pointed.~We vaguely distinguished
 3 14|         this.~For the rest, our direction did not change. Always we
 4 14|         of the “Terror” and her direction, I knew we must be approaching
 5 14|        the “Terror” sped in the direction of Niagara River.~I must
 6 14|         It flows in a northerly direction, until it empties the waters
 7 15|        permitted me to note the direction taken by the air-ship. It
 8 16|          it maneuvered in every direction with surprising ease. Suddenly
 9 17|  control both our speed and our direction. As to me, I was forced
10 17|      region behind.~But in what direction would he turn? Would he
11 17|        the south. Hence if this direction had not been changed during
12 17|         If he continued in this direction, we should reach some one