Chapter

 1 5 |       amazing power. Perhaps the inventor before selling the secret
 2 5 |          not the interest of the inventor to disclose his invention?
 3 5 |         unfortunately, since the inventor of the terrestrial apparition
 4 5 |        not to be feared that the inventor of the marine apparition
 5 6 |         earth and sea.~“The same inventor!” repeated I.~Evidently
 6 7 |      also upon land. Built by an inventor named Lake, supplied with
 7 7 |        to the genius of the same inventor, and that the three vehicles
 8 8 |    vehicles the work of the same inventor; they were the same machine!~
 9 8 |        was necessary to find the inventor; and there seemed the chief
10 8 |         you like to discover the inventor of this three-fold machine?”~“
11 8 |          hands on this fantastic inventor, who so constantly escapes
12 8 |     other means in search of the inventor. It was possible after all
13 8 |          communication with this inventor. He has disappeared, it
14 8 |         the belief that the same inventor must have built these three
15 8 |  therefore addressed to the said inventor, whoever he be, with the
16 8 |     would not be lacking for the inventor. If necessary all the millionaires
17 8 |         And, when the mysterious inventor made no sign, what attractive
18 8 |         of the great rivals! The inventor did not appear! He did not
19 10|      written it; and that is the inventor of this unapproachable machine.”~
20 10|     accepted was as follows. The inventor had hidden himself for a
21 10|         the spot selected by the inventor, where he gathered his material.”~“
22 10|      force must be employed. The inventor and his invention were not
23 10|          place of this dangerous inventor, to anyone who could identify
24 11|      score feet beneath.~But the inventor had not crossed the Atlantic,
25 13|        all the world, the daring inventor who did not fear to engage
26 15|          across the sky. Had the inventor regained that mysterious
27 15|        all, who was the inspired inventor who, after having created
28 15|      machine was employed by the inventor, a system which enabled
29 15|         behind me. I turned. The inventor stood by my side, and pausing
30 16| destroying it, and involving the inventor and all his crew in a terrific
31 16|          tearing both it and its inventor to pieces?~The “Albatross”
32 16|          sufficed the prodigious inventor to create a flying machine,
33 18|          like that of this crazy inventor!”~“No, Mr. Ward,” I responded, “