Chapter

 1 3 |   have not decamped without leaving some traces of their occupation,
 2 4 |  disappeared in an instant, leaving behind it a long train of
 3 5 | arousing any suspicions, or leaving any traces to be followed.
 4 6 |    6~THE FIRST LETTER~After leaving Mr. Ward I returned to my
 5 7 |     police bureau, when, on leaving my house, I noticed two
 6 14|      Terror” was constantly leaving that farther behind.~Then
 7 14|  his companion. The latter, leaving the bow, went to the central
 8 14|   were now directly astern, leaving between them a distance
 9 15|     toward Lake Ontario.~On leaving this point, I was sure that
10 15|    intention of permanently leaving their retreat?~In half an
11 15| could quit the Great Eyrie, leaving the “Terror” safely sheltered