Chapter

 1 III  |          Starr.”~“Have you your lamp?”~“Yes, and I only wish
 2 III  |         it was still the safety lamp, which we formerly had to
 3 III  |      provided with a simple oil lamp, the wick of which he lighted.
 4 III  |         catching fire. The Davy lamp was of no use here. But
 5 III  |  relieved by the glimmer of the lamp. The young man held it above
 6 III  |         said Harry, turning his lamp towards the engineer, who
 7 III  |     shaft, dimly lighted by his lamp.~A quarter of an hour afterwards
 8 III  |   lighted either by the miner’s lamp or by the electric light,
 9 III  |       engineer, and holding his lamp high the better to light
10 III  |       throwing the light of his lamp into all the corners of
11 IV   |          and as soon as Harry’s lamp announced the arrival of
12 V    |    light from the young miner’s lamp, thrown on the wall, revealed
13 V    |         up.~By the light of his lamp, Harry carefully examined
14 VI   |         into the glade. Harry’s lamp was not necessary here,
15 VI   |        all mines until the Davy lamp was universally adopted.
16 VI   |    light it only by bringing my lamp near to the cracks in the
17 VI   |    without fear open the safety lamp to try the experiment, just
18 VI   |         movement, “Hand me your lamp, Harry,” he said.~Ford took
19 VI   |          he said.~Ford took the lamp with a trembling hand. He
20 VI   |    Harry was holding, fixed his lamp to the end of it, and raised
21 VI   |    accumulate. The flame of the lamp, burning straight and clear,
22 VI   |    responded Ford, carrying the lamp to that part of the wall
23 VI   |    whilst he tried to hoist the lamp up. “Take my place, Harry,”
24 VI   |      successively presented the lamp to the different fissures
25 VI   |     visible by the light of the lamp. It had been recently done
26 VI   |          Harry again seized his lamp, and held it to the opening.
27 VII  |    large lantern, took a safety lamp, which would burn for twelve
28 VII  |         to pass through. Harry, lamp in hand, entered unhesitatingly,
29 VII  |       even see the light of his lamp, which ought to have illuminated
30 VIII |         carried only the safety lamp, which would insure light
31 VIII |         but by the light of the lamp the explorers could discover
32 VIII | returning to the cottage.”~“Our lamp will give light for another
33 VIII |         holding it close to his lamp; “the surface of this piece
34 VIII |       walked first, holding his lamp above his head. He carefully
35 VIII |      when Harry was raising his lamp there came a rush of air,
36 VIII |         of invisible wings. The lamp escaped from his hands,
37 VIII |    darkness. All the oil of the lamp was spilt, and it was of
38 IX   |        was to be heard.~“And my lamp!” he exclaimed; “suppose
39 IX   |        isn’t in its place!” The lamp which Ryan used when he
40 IX   |       convinced. Then, taking a lamp from the hands of one of
41 IX   |     diminish. The bearer of the lamp became partially visible.
42 IX   |    labyrinth. The bearer of the lamp might escape them as easily
43 X    | Aberfoyle. Many times, with his lamp stuck in his hat, did he
44 XI   |       gust of air meets us, our lamp is broken, utter darkness
45 XI   |         round, the light of his lamp fell in turns on all points
46 XI   |    quite dry. Harry, taking the lamp from his belt, walked round
47 XI   |         shaft, and, seizing his lamp, he cast its lights on what
48 XI   |         his waist, stuck on his lamp, clasped the child to his
49 XVI  |       in case of necessity. The lamp used by the incendiary was
50 XVII |     dead. That was what put our lamp out, and also so nearly
51 XVIII|      bore a lighted Davy safety lamp, the flame being protected
52 XVIII|        smashed the glass of his lamp, and, snatching out the