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1 III  |      had been bought from its inventor, a Boston chemist up to
2 III  |  Prudent, as he handed to the inventor in return for his formal
3 VII  |       applied to thereby some inventor a motor of adequate power
4 VII  |       he could claim to be an inventor.~Machinery.—Robur had not
5 VIII |   doubtless to compliment the inventor. And so he went off to the
6 XVI  |   they could only destroy the inventor and his secret. A few months
7 XVIII|      aeronef and with her the inventor—and with the inventor the
8 XVIII|     the inventor—and with the inventor the secret of his invention.~
9 XXI  | heavier than air.” And if the inventor of the aeronef had wished