Chapter

 1 4 |  gateways with which the flying machine must come in contact sooner
 2 4 |  necessary,” added others,” the machine would leap over the barriers.”~“
 3 4 |          the lead was held by a machine of Renault brothers, four
 4 4 |      fear.~“It is that infernal machine.”~“Yes; the one the police
 5 4 |          his no less mysterious machine? At least it was beyond
 6 4 |    doubt that this was the same machine which had already attracted
 7 4 |  chauffeurs, he must handle his machine with such perfection of
 8 4 |         But what right had this machine among them!~And what said
 9 4 |       out even the shape of the machine, a sort of lengthened spindle,
10 4 |         seen. For the rest, the machine left behind it neither smoke
11 4 |   hidden in the interior of his machine, he had been quite invisible.
12 4 |       there time? Would not the machine appear at any moment? And
13 4 |     half a mile beyond, and the machine must certainly be hurled
14 5 |         no news whatever of the machine. Arrived at the end of the
15 5 |       Must we conclude that the machine and its driver had both
16 5 |         They fully expected the machine to reappear.~Mr. Ward frankly
17 5 |        he had perished with his machine in Lake Michigan, it was
18 5 | preserve his? Even if the first machine still existed, it was no
19 7 |               Chapter 7~A THIRD MACHINE~I confess that at first
20 8 |    inventor; they were the same machine!~It was not easy to see
21 8 |      more, a submarine? All the machine seemed to lack was the power
22 8 |      better use.~But to buy the machine, it was necessary to find
23 8 |     inventor of this three-fold machine?”~“I certainly should, Mr.
24 8 |     criminal who, thanks to his machine, hopes to defy all pursuit?”~
25 8 |        he had perished with his machine in some dangerous maneuver.
26 8 |      appearances they were, the machine again dropped out of knowledge.
27 8 |        Yet since this marvelous machine seemed still in existence,
28 8 |  perhaps that they are the same machine, constructed so as to travel
29 8 |       aim of acquiring the said machine.~“He is requested to make
30 8 |        my old housekeeper: “The machine is worth even more than
31 9 |    offered for my invention.~My machine will be neither French nor
32 10| inventor of this unapproachable machine.”~To most people this conclusion
33 10|     name was that of the triple machine commanded by the mysterious
34 10|   performances of the fantastic machine?~I knew what my first step
35 10|       in there? And how get his machine out? After what I have seen,
36 10|         I demanded.~“Unless the machine of this Master of the World
37 10|       use which he makes of his machine constitutes a public menace,
38 10|       destroy either him or his machine will be approved and rewarded.”~
39 10|       that speed which no other machine could equal.~I was therefore
40 11|       This time the fact of the machine’s appearance had been kept
41 11|        Creek. Was it the famous machine for which the whole world
42 11|     From there to Lake Erie the machine could have come by the roads
43 12|         connection between this machine and the Great Eyrie!~In
44 12|     would withdraw within their machine, and go to sleep. Would
45 13| unconscious for many hours, the machine with its tremendous powers
46 13|        the construction of this machine, which was carrying me—whither?
47 13|         prodigious speed to the machine, I could see nothing of
48 13|          the power by which the machine was driven, was neither
49 13|       Unless we landed, and the machine became an automobile, must
50 13| regulator of some sort, and the machine rapidly increased its speed.~
51 13|        are, just as I know your machine, recognized at Madison,
52 14|      impassable, even to such a machine as this. The only escape
53 14|       No matter how perfect his machine, it could not escape the
54 14|        back on the sides of the machine, spread out like wings,
55 15|         by that moment when the machine, instead of being caught
56 15|       tremendous power!~So this machine actually fulfilled a four-fold
57 15|      the energy which drove the machine, and above all, who was
58 15|      Was he not in control of a machine infinitely superior to any
59 15|       go on deck here where the machine had landed. I attempted
60 15|      What a chance to study the machine, at least its exterior!
61 15|     this first examination.~The machine was as I have said spindle-shaped.
62 15|   powerful enough to propel the machine through the air.~The chief
63 15|        heavier than air” flying machine was employed by the inventor,
64 15|      while I could see that the machine used wheels and turbine
65 15|    depth of this Eyrie that the machine had found shelter! This
66 15|         my duty to destroy this machine, here and now, before it
67 16|       of the “lighter than air” machine; and under their two leaders
68 16|       construction of their own machine, the “Go-Ahead.” They hoped
69 16|     that their lighter than air machine was at least the equal of
70 16|     inventor to create a flying machine, perfect as that was! He
71 16|      had planned to construct a machine which could conquer all
72 16|        pieces of this marvelous machine, with its quadruple transformation.
73 17|      him; but of this marvelous machine of his, of the secrets of
74 17|       he intends to do with his machine, I fear, recalling his letter,
75 17|        scarce possible that our machine had been seen when, amid
76 17|       actively at work upon the machine, which apparently needed
77 17|  transform itself into a flying machine. Until now, it had never
78 17|     readily with this quadruple machine.~At length the first rays
79 17|       beneath the flanks of the machine.~By the position of the
80 17|      lighter and more versatile machine. It could abandon the sky
81 17|       followed, I knew that the machine was about to be submerged.
82 17|       thing to do—to change our machine again into a submarine.
83 17|        furiously, he headed his machine toward the very center of
84 17|    prevent him from driving his machine into the very middle of
85 18|     secret of his extraordinary machine.~Five days later the Ottawa
86 18|         the first time that the machine created by the genius of
87 18|        complete and marvelous a machine justify the name of Master