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"Nobody; the incident that you have in mind was caused by my folly in leaving a machine in action with nothing to act upon, while I undertook the interminable task of enlightening your understanding.

"I'm going to wish you good night; and I'll add the hope that the machine which you inadvertently left in action will have her gloves on the next time you think it needful to stop her."

We cannot see it, nor can we appreciate this machine, any more than we can the spoke of a wheel spinning, or a bullet flying through the air.

`Would you like to see the Time Machine itself?' asked the Time Traveller.

Osborne, was kept a profound secret from the public - the only persons entrusted with the design being those actually engaged in the construction of the machine, which was built (under the superintendence of Mr.

It is of vast dimensions, containing more than 40,000 cubic feet of gas ; but as coal gas was employed in place of the more expensive and inconvenient hydrogen, the supporting power of the machine, when fully inflated, and immediately after inflation, is not more than about 2500 pounds.

"I mean Man," said Father Brown, "the most unreliable machine I know of.

I tried the machine first just in order to test the thing in other ways afterwards and the machine, sir, is right."

"You'll see 'em, fast enough," said the soldier, and led his machine out into the road.

Alfred Butteridge from the Crystal Palace to Glasgow and back in a small businesslike-looking machine heavier than air--an entirely manageable and controllable machine that could fly as well as a pigeon.

"But you can't break the machines," Ernest replied.

And in that day there won't be any destruction of the machines. The struggle then will be for the ownership of the machines.