Chapter

 1 2 |        them.”~“It is clearly the duty of the authorities, Mr.
 2 4 |        been given, it became the duty of the authorities to take
 3 5 |        that Mr. Ward returned to duty. Despite my lack of success
 4 5 |       pointed out to me; and our duty was obvious. But how could
 5 6 |     Eyrie.~And now was it not my duty to abandon my vacation,
 6 7 | Washington; though in my line of duty one is never certain of
 7 8 | difficult for him to fulfill his duty of protecting the public.
 8 15|         to myself, was it not my duty to destroy this machine,
 9 17|     passion, all my instincts of duty, arose within me! Yes, this
10 18|          have become the regular duty of my successors?~It is