Chapter

 1 3 |  end of this second day, we expected to reach the farm of Wildon
 2 3 |    we had estimated. We had expected to reach the foot of the
 3 4 | contested. New records were expected to be made.~Calculating
 4 4 |  Any second might bring the expected apparition.~It was not yet
 5 5 | this conclusion. They fully expected the machine to reappear.~
 6 6 |    found that, as was to be expected, the newspapers not only
 7 7 |   Are other disasters to be expected from its reckless course?”~
 8 12|   reached the woods, and we expected their return at any moment.
 9 14|  time or another—and what I expected his “disposal” would be,
10 14|  further? At each moment, I expected that he would give a sweep