Chapter

 1 I   |   coal-mines, Dochart pit, Yarrow shaft, a communication of an interesting
 2 I   |   tramways, frames to support the shaft, pipes—in short, all that
 3 I   |          ladders, down the Yarrow shaft—the only one which now gave
 4 I   |         marked the spot where the shaft of that pit had been sunk,
 5 I   |          powerful machines of the shaft. Simon Ford, the foreman
 6 I   |           be? Dochart pit. Yarrow shaft! What recollections of the
 7 I   |       appointed him at the Yarrow shaft, and that Harry, Simon Ford’
 8 II  |      engineer to go to the Yarrow shaft.~Was it really true that
 9 II  |          me to come to the Yarrow shaft?”~“No, it was I.”~“Then
10 III |        toy sheep fold.~The Yarrow shaft was situated four miles
11 III |         the opening of the Yarrow shaft, whence ladders still gave
12 III |          the works. In the Yarrow shaft there remained only a long
13 III |        that came in by the Yarrow shaft, from whence galleries communicated
14 III |         communicated with another shaft whose orifice opened at
15 III |     permit, the sides of the dark shaft, which were covered by a
16 III |        heard in the depths of the shaft. It came up like a sonorous
17 III |      myself going down the Yarrow shaft!”~“This is Mr. James Starr,”
18 III | disappeared in the heights of the shaft, dimly lighted by his lamp.~
19 III |          the bottom of the Yarrow shaft radiated numerous empty
20 IV  |         the opening of a deserted shaft. It was by means of this
21 IV  |          drawn towards the Yarrow shaft. Both air and light, therefore,
22 IV  |          We met him in the Yarrow shaft.”~“He’s an honest and a
23 VI  |           through the ventilating shaft into the glade. Harry’s
24 VI  |          truck rolled towards the shaft, I followed, with my heart
25 VI  |           a sort of dark cave. No shaft had been pierced in this
26 VI  |         the gallery of the Yarrow shaft! Ah! there’s no doubt about
27 IX  |           encounter in the Yarrow shaft, Jack Ryan had invited Harry
28 IX  |        first of all to the Yarrow shaft. There he would descend
29 IX  |        than an hour at the Yarrow shaft.~Externally nothing was
30 IX  |        covered the opening of the shaft. He gazed down into the
31 IX  |         which led down the gloomy shaft. Jack Ryan had not forgotten
32 IX  |           reach the bottom of the shaft until he had left the thirtieth.
33 IX  |       lower ladders of the Yarrow shaft had been effected since
34 IX  |          Ryan met with him in the shaft. How had the cottage been
35 IX  |         away in the depths of the shaft.~Ryan rapidly ascended the
36 IX  |         the opening of the Yarrow shaft, and descended to the twenty-seventh
37 IX  |      ropes, were lowered down the shaft, and it was thus ascertained
38 IX  |          unrolled itself down the shaft, and all descended one after
39 IX  |        space at the bottom of the shaft was completely deserted;
40 XI  |         the ladders in the Yarrow shaft. We commence exploring.
41 XI  |            there exists a natural shaft which descends perpendicularly
42 XI  |       ascertain the depth of this shaft. While sounding it, and
43 XI  |           will go with me to that shaft. I will fasten myself to
44 XI  |         opening of the suspicious shaft. Harry had not mentioned
45 XI  |        him.~The opening into this shaft or well was twelve feet
46 XI  |       recess to the bottom of the shaft, and, seizing his lamp,
47 XII |    suspicious was to be seen; the shaft communicated with lower
48 XII |         dead at the bottom of the shaft where they had left her.~
49 XIII|          was descending through a shaft which led from the surface
50 XIII|         go up, the other down the shaft. However, they remained
51 XVI |       corves at the bottom of the shaft. While parties of miners
52 XVII|       broken ladder at the Yarrow shaft, the obstruction of the