Chapter
1 II | the Dochart pit. I haven’t forgotten that day.”~“Put
2 II | pouring, and politeness needn’t make you catch cold.”~“Shall
3 III | changing my trade, I haven’t changed my disposition.
4 III | answered the engineer.~“Don’t let me keep you then.”~“
5 III | Callander.”~“Well, Harry, it won’t be for a week yet. By that
6 III | Take my arm, sir, and don’t be afraid of making a false
7 IV | never rains. But I needn’t describe to you all the
8 IV | said Ford, “and it mustn’t be kept waiting any more
9 IV | shall see that our boy doesn’t let us want for anything
10 IV | happy above ground. He hasn’t the true miner’s blood in
11 IV | already getting cold. Don’t think any more of that letter
12 IV | wish to leave us.”~“Don’t you think of finding him
13 IV | to our mine! Harry wouldn’t do it!”~“Simon,” said Madge, “
14 IV | prudent.”~“My good Simon, won’t you propose next to put
15 VI | further than that, if I don’t mistake.”~“Yes, indeed,
16 VII | responded the engineer. “You don’t mean to say that you think
17 VII | this place, why shouldn’t the good luck go on?”~As
18 VIII| rest. And you, Madge, don’t you feel tired after so
19 VIII| once more, Mr. Starr, wasn’t my communication worth your
20 VIII| my old friend, I haven’t felt so happy for a long
21 VIII| replied Ford; “but pray don’t compare our position with
22 VIII| afraid of foundering.”~“I won’t tease you, then, old Simon,”
23 VIII| and that is that we don’t know where we are.”~“We
24 VIII| the sea shore.”~“We can’t be under the sea though!”
25 VIII| Simon Ford; “the seam won’t be any the worse because
26 VIII| We know that, and it won’t be the first time that Harry
27 VIII| rear. Above everything, don’t let us get separated.”~All
28 IX | them!” said he. “He doesn’t need me to complete his
29 IX | an impalpable being can’t be handcuffed. It must be
30 IX | explains why my chum didn’t come to Irvine.”~And without
31 IX | James Starr.~“They haven’t turned up again,” said he
32 IX | exclaimed; “suppose it isn’t in its place!” The lamp
33 X | Irvine.”~“And not to go, isn’t that it?” interrupted Harry,
34 X | obstinate fellow. “I won’t have that said, when it’
35 X | vanishes like a shadow! Don’t be uneasy, Harry, we shall
36 X | into a scrap if you don’t take care, Mr. Ford!” responded
37 XI | I’ll be hanged if I don’t feel your melancholy creeping
38 XI | asked Harry.~“Well, I don’t know. Creatures that live
39 XI | these holes, Harry, don’t you see? they can’t be made
40 XI | don’t you see? they can’t be made like us, eh?”~“But
41 XI | us, Jack.”~“Oh, no! don’t say that, Harry! Perhaps
42 XI | imprisoned. Now, Jack, don’t you see in all these things
43 XI | you in certain points, won’t you admit that some kind
44 XII | of these things, it can’t be better, and may be worse
45 XIII| Harry?”~“Jack, you don’t know what you are talking
46 XIII| Marry her myself, if you don’t; so look sharp,” laughed
47 XIII| so am I; and if you don’t care much for her, and if
48 XIII| trying to stop him. “Don’t you begin to feel jealous,
49 XIII| quietly.~“But if you don’t marry Nell yourself, you
50 XIII| yourself, you surely can’t expect her to remain a spinster?”~“
51 XIII| about Nell?”~“No, that I don’t, Jack.”~“Well, but now I
52 XIII| their daughter. Why don’t you make her so in reality?
53 XIII| her so in reality? Why don’t you marry her?”~“Come, Jack,”
54 XIV | is a just comparison. Don’t you see the stars disappear
55 XV | exclaimed James Starr. “You don’t know this country, Jack?”~“
56 XVI | kept saying, “and we can’t lay hands on a single one
57 XVII| better,” quoth Madge.~“I don’t know that,” said Starr,
58 XVII| Depend upon it, that bird isn’t dead. That was what put
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