Chapter

 1 I    |           hat. The miners, cap in hand, kept a profound silence.
 2 I    |       James Starr wrung the horny hand of the oldest miner, whose
 3 I    |          again wrung the father’s hand, and left the mine.~All
 4 I    |        back to that.~On the other hand, the engineer knew Ford
 5 I    |           evidently directed by a hand unaccustomed to the use
 6 II   |           the young miner, cap in hand. “You have not changed.
 7 III  |          was never out of Harry’s hand, nevertheless the young
 8 III  |           to vigorously wring the hand which Harry extended to
 9 III  |           pick comes better to my hand than the spade or hoe. And
10 III  |           said Harry, shaking his hand. And Jack Ryan, singing
11 III  |          thrown, thrown as by the hand of man!”~“Thrown!” exclaimed
12 IV   |         James Starr, grasping the hand which his host held out
13 IV   |       third hanging from his left hand, whilst his right was armed
14 V    |       with a large lantern in his hand. All at once, it seemed
15 V    |      Starr had been thrown by the hand of some ill-disposed person,
16 VI   |           down. He pressed Ford’s hand; but now the latter seized
17 VI   |          pure; and with his right hand he waved above his head
18 VI   |          with a sudden movement, “Hand me your lamp, Harry,” he
19 VI   |         the lamp with a trembling hand. He drew off the wire gauze
20 VI   |        about it; there is a man’s hand in all that!”~Harry spoke
21 VII  |           through. Harry, lamp in hand, entered unhesitatingly,
22 VIII |           had been pierced by the hand of man, that the pick and
23 VIII |         Ford’s plans, pressed his hand, and all three, preceding
24 VIII |           he ought to suspect the hand of a mysterious being in
25 VIII |          itself, he felt with his hand that it was not the main
26 IX   |           and felt about with his hand for the top of the ladder.
27 IX   |         against them by a hostile hand.~
28 X    |            grasping his comrade’s hand. “No, Jack, it is to you,
29 X    |           with his lantern in his hand; you may try to catch him,
30 XI   |          reward. Remember, if one hand shut us up in that passage,
31 XI   |          in that passage, another hand delivered us! I shall not
32 XI   |          and held it in his right hand. At a depth of 180 feet,
33 XI   |            and, keeping his right hand free to hold the knife,
34 XI   |       only wield his knife in one hand. He defended himself and
35 XI   |         hold of it with his right hand above the cut made by the
36 XI   |         bird had disappeared; his hand was at the very extremity
37 XII  |     comprehension.~Madge took her hand, and stroked it caressingly. “
38 XII  |         He drew near, took Nell’s hand from his mother, and looked
39 XII  |            seized the young man’s hand, and gazed so fixedly into
40 XIV  |        cottage, Nell took Harry’s hand saying, “Harry, is it really
41 XIV  |       water in the hollow of your hand, Nell, and you will perceive
42 XIV  |          which the spirits of air hand round and round the sky
43 XIV  |          and her little trembling hand expressed to Harry, who
44 XIV  |        ocean.~Harry taking Nell’s hand, they followed James Starr
45 XIV  |        said Nell, and she put her hand over her eyes, as though
46 XV   |          of all she had seen.~Her hand rested in Harry’s, and,
47 XVI  | premeditated by man, and by man’s hand had it been effected.~“It
48 XVI  |   sentences again and again.~“The hand which traced these lines,”
49 XVII |         till the day when Harry’s hand touched mine. Alone with
50 XVIII|    holding the sacred book in his hand, proceeded to say, “Harry,
51 XVIII|       over his breast, and in his hand he bore a lighted Davy safety
52 XVIII|        Just as Jack Ryan laid his hand on the edge of the canoe,