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 1 VII  |       rather lakes larger than Loch Katrine, lying just above
 2 VIII |        that we should be under Loch Katrine.”~“The roof cannot
 3 VIII |         that the waters of the loch must be as rough as those
 4 VIII |    worse because it is under a loch. It would not be the first
 5 X    |      engineer gave the name of Loch Malcolm.~There, in this
 6 X    |  situated on the shores of the loch, and its five windows looked
 7 X    |  fashion; some on the banks of Loch Malcolm, others under the
 8 X    |     under the eastern point of Loch Katrine, to the north of
 9 X    |     settlement on the banks of Loch Malcolm. A chapel, dedicated
10 X    |     Clyde, that there extended Loch Lomond and Loch Katrine.
11 X    |       extended Loch Lomond and Loch Katrine. Those columns supported
12 XI   |      together on the shores of Loch Malcolm. Coal Town rested
13 XII  |  walked along the left bank of Loch Malcolm.~Then the electric
14 XV   |                     CHAPTER XV LOCH LOMOND AND LOCH KATRINE~
15 XV   |     CHAPTER XV LOCH LOMOND AND LOCH KATRINE~HARRY bore Nell
16 XV   |      the southern extremity of Loch Lomond.~“Now for the land
17 XV   |      At length the head of the loch was reached, and the SINCLAIR
18 XV   | stopped at Inversnaid.~Leaving Loch Arklet on the left, a steep
19 XV   | Stronachlacar, on the banks of Loch Katrine.~There, at the end
20 XV   |         it was about to start. Loch Katrine is only ten miles
21 XV   |   pretty girl on the waters of Loch Katrine, as those ugly ghosts
22 XV   |        as those ugly ghosts on Loch Malcolm in the coal pit.”~
23 XV   |       The less hilly shores of Loch Katrine westward extended
24 XV   |       accident was simply that Loch Katrine was all at once
25 XVI  |        once that the waters of Loch Malcolm were rising. A great
26 XVI  |      level than the bed of the loch.”~It was soon evident that
27 XVI  |      was to raise the level of Loch Malcolm a few feet. Coal
28 XVI  |     marvelous phenomenon which Loch Katrine had exhibited.~The
29 XVI  |      New Aberfoyle.~The bed of Loch Katrine had fairly given
30 XVI  |        Walter Scott’s favorite loch there was not left enough
31 XVI  |    nothing for it but to erase Loch Katrine from the map of
32 XVI  |     earth forming the basin of Loch Katrine. They discovered
33 XVI  |       sea, instead of a little loch, been let in upon us?”~“
34 XVI  |      accident. There was but a loch the less in Scotland.~Nell
35 XVIII|   which stood on the shores of Loch Malcolm.~At the appointed
36 XVIII|        and the great tunnel of Loch Malcolm, was charged with
37 XVIII|  procession along the shore of Loch Malcolm. Then the tones
38 XVIII|       overhanging the banks of Loch Malcolm, had suddenly given
39 XVIII|    were useless. The waters of Loch Malcolm yielded not their
40 XIX  |        creature hovering above Loch Malcolm.~Could he possibly