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 1 1 |        Pleasant Garden.~Why the name of Great Eyrie was originally
 2 1 |    would naturally get from the name is of a refuge for birds
 3 1 |       harsh cries.~Why then the name Great Eyrie? Perhaps the
 4 8 |         how completely he could name the terms he wished.~“Surely,”
 5 8 |       make himself known and to name the terms upon which he
 6 8 |       news! To know at last the name and place of the undiscoverable
 7 10|        Terror.’” Doubtless this name was that of the triple machine
 8 10|       this “Terror” — startling name, only too well justified!
 9 14|     Indians have given them the name of “Thunder of Waters,”
10 16|        to me, hurling forth his name like a threat, within his
11 17|               Chapter 17~IN THE NAME OF THE LAW~What was to be
12 17|       shoulder, saying, “In the Name of the Law —”~On the other
13 17|      write “deceased” after the name of John Strock, chief inspector
14 17|         having hurled at me his name? Would not that name seem
15 17|        his name? Would not that name seem to him to answer everything?~
16 17|      myself upon Robur:~“In the name of the law, I —”~Suddenly
17 18| marvelous a machine justify the name of Master of the World,