Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|     no longer masters of the machine. All their attempts were
 2 1,3|  workman can make, without a machine, about ten thousand bricks
 3 1,4|     the place empty, and the machine flown away!" ~"I am utterly
 4 2,9|   Harding. ~"But you have no machine at your disposal." ~"We
 5 2,9|    will make one." ~"A steam machine?" ~"No, a water machine." ~
 6 2,9|      machine?" ~"No, a water machine." ~And, indeed, to work
 7 2,0| sharpened their ends. ~"This machine is not my own invention,
 8 2,1|  mule-jenny, nor self-acting machine to spin the wool, nor loom
 9 2,1|      the construction of the machine for pressing the wool; for
10 2,1| wooden mallets; such was the machine in question, and such it
11 2,6|       and lastly the bolting machine, which by the operation
12 2,8|    and indeed as soon as the machine had been commenced, Cyrus