Chapter

 1 VII  |     Did her heart palpitate as mine did? I don’t know about
 2 VII  |        hand did not tremble in mine. We went on a hundred yards
 3 X    |     them?”~My uncle’s eyes and mine met. He hesitated. This
 4 XIV  |       shake firmer nerves than mine.~Now, thought I, here we
 5 XX   |        coal formation.~“A coal mine!” I cried.~“A mine without
 6 XX   |        coal mine!” I cried.~“A mine without miners,” my uncle
 7 XX   |      had not hollowed out this mine; the vaults would have been
 8 XX   |     excursion through the coal mine lasted till night. My uncle
 9 XXI  | grasped his trembling hands in mine. He let me hold them and
10 XXI  |    head down; his eyes avoided mine.~“We must return,” I exclaimed
11 XXXII|        it a name, and proposed mine amongst others.~“But I have
12 XXXII|       his opinion differs from mine.~The head of this fish was
13 XXXIX|     was never either yours, or mine, or the hunter’s, nor did
14 XL   |  gunpowder, to be sure! Let us mine the obstacle and blow it
15 XLI  |     before setting fire to the mine. I therefore had sufficient
16 XLV  |   broke in upon his spirit and mine.~“See there,” he cried,
17 XLV  |   world, was now her uncle and mine?~THE END~