Book,  chapter

1    1,   12|          and knew they had not a roof to shelter them, suddenly
2    1,   22| overflowing gutter-spouts on the roof of a house, and the unfortunate
3    1,   22|          in large drops from the roof. Twenty times over the fire
4    2,   14|     resting a little beneath our roof?”~“Mr.—,” began Glenarvan.~“
5    3,   10|         crevice left between the roof and the walls, from which