Chapter

 1 I    |             the Northern Athens.~We know that the English have given
 2 I    |          answered James Starr. “You know that I shall be always glad
 3 I    |            talk over old times.”~“I know that, Mr. Starr.”~“My house
 4 I    |           the old overman must well know that such a discovery would
 5 I    |          was abandoned, and did not know either what he was doing
 6 II   |         tell you himself.”~“But you know what it is?”~“I do, sir.”~“
 7 II   |           Not a day, Mr. Starr. You know my father. It is there he
 8 III  |            gold of other nations! I know well,” added the engineer, “
 9 III  |            to the Irvine games. You know I am the piper of the place.
10 IV   |           And why not, Mr. Starr? I know one of your old miners who
11 IV   |           the advantages, which you know as well as myself. Here
12 IV   |           came here to see you.”~“I know, father. We met him in the
13 IV   |           asked the latter.~“Do you know, Simon, who the person is
14 IV   |       giving it to his son, “Do you know the writing?” he asked.~“
15 VI   |          said James Starr.~“Ay! You know the mine well still.”~“Well,
16 VI   |       unable to contain himself. “I know you have! Your letter could
17 VI   |            Starr, and we shall soon know.” The old overman’s voice
18 VI   |            murmured. “No: these men know what they are about. And
19 VIII |          Simon Ford.~“That we shall know later.”~“And I can answer
20 VIII |           and that is that we don’t know where we are.”~“We are in
21 VIII |              it is the old mine. We know that, and it won’t be the
22 IX   |             all the papers. He must know the part Jack had taken
23 X    | particularly to Harry. He learnt to know all its most secret ins
24 XI   |          the matter with you?”~“You know well enough, Jack.”~“What?
25 XI   |         your mind.”~“But, Jack, you know very well that these goblins
26 XI   |         asked Harry.~“Well, I don’t know. Creatures that live in
27 XI   |          new works, I must and will know who he is and whence he
28 XI   |        indeed some ghost—”~“I shall know to-morrow what it was,”
29 XII  |       living tomb!”~“And how do you know about that?” demanded the
30 XIII |            Harry?”~“Jack, you don’t know what you are talking about!”~“
31 XIII |           that’s very likely; but I know quite well what I shall
32 XIII |            shouting:~“I say! do you know what Nell will like better
33 XV   |          Her eyes learned gladly to know the harmonious varieties
34 XV   |             James Starr. “You don’t know this country, Jack?”~“Only
35 XV   |            that it never freezes. I know nothing about that, but
36 XVI  |       researches ourselves.”~“Oh, I know the result of such research
37 XVI  |            question my poor Nell. I know she is very anxious and
38 XVI  |        concealed from us, you shall know about it immediately.”~“
39 XVI  |            troubled manner that you know him. Who is this Silfax?”~
40 XVII |               quoth Madge.~“I don’t know that,” said Starr, shaking
41 XVII |           Of course it is better to know your enemy than not; but
42 XVII |            and you, Harry, must now know all. And you too, Mr. Starr,
43 XVII |             by me, to follow him. I know not how long I remained
44 XVIII|             did that fierce old man know that the consequence of