Chapter

 1 2 |      those, Mr. Strock, that is different. I saw them; saw them with
 2 4 |         problem by another very different in nature, but equally astonishing.~
 3 4 |     some strange occurrences in different parts of the state. On the
 4 4 |   nationalities. The sum of the different prizes reached fifty thousand
 5 8 |     that was known of the three different machines, as to their size,
 6 8 |       we face now a matter very different from that of the Great Eyrie.
 7 8 |        government had done. The different Powers of the Old World
 8 9 | propositions emanating from the different governments of Europe, as
 9 11|      been in Toledo on a wholly different mission, when chance had
10 13|     remained unseen. When these different hatches were shut down,
11 14|          however, had decreed a different ending to this exciting