Chapter

 1 III  |           and Renard had kept the secret had been surpassed, and
 2 VII  |     accumulators was kept equally secret. Of what were their positive
 3 VII  |          unreasonably—to keep his secret unpatented. One thing was
 4 VII  |         Robur. He kept it a close secret. And, if the president and
 5 VIII |          have no wish to keep his secret hidden. And if he had come
 6 XIII |           the “Albatross” made no secret of their delight at the
 7 XVI  |  Albatross” and keep her building secret? It is true his living was
 8 XVI  |      destroy the inventor and his secret. A few months only would
 9 XVIII|         and with the inventor the secret of his invention.~But if
10 XVIII|      nothing of the regions whose secret has hitherto defied human
11 XX   |       meant the revelation of his secret to the world. He had not
12 XXI  |         might be in all this some secret which would not yet be divulged.~
13 XXII | accompanied him had survived. The secret of the “Albatross” was buried
14 XXIII|           go, then; and I take my secret with me. But it will not
15 XXIII|          will come to declare the secret of his invention, which