Chapter

 1 I    |           to the tread of miners’ feet, and silence succeeded to
 2 II   |  vegetable kingdom, abounded. The feet of these trees were drowned
 3 II   |           or even of two thousand feet, and when James Starr had
 4 III  |          separated at every fifty feet by narrow landings. Thirty
 5 III  |          depth of fifteen hundred feet. This was the only way of
 6 III  |        nave of a cathedral. Their feet still struck against the
 7 III  |          a huge stone fell at the feet of James Starr. “Take care,
 8 IV   |            buried fifteen hundred feet below Scottish soil. Among
 9 IV   |         is buried fifteen hundred feet under the earth, our house
10 V    |        extinguished, some hundred feet before him, at the end of
11 V    |           which had fallen at the feet of James Starr had been
12 VI   |      river Forth, fifteen hundred feet above.~“So we are going
13 VI   |        height?” asked Starr.~“Ten feet from the ground,” replied
14 VII  |           given way under Harry’s feet? Had the young miner fallen
15 VII  |     raised in a block, a thousand feet thick, all that portion
16 VII  |       than four hundred and fifty feet in height. Like these caves,
17 VIII |        had been cut some thousand feet lower, through granite rocks.
18 VIII |         always an abyss under his feet! We are on firm ground here,
19 VIII |          bathe this strand at our feet? Well! it is to this place
20 IX   | attributed to other than goblins’ feet. It was impossible to find
21 IX   |          space of fifteen hundred feet. He counted each landing
22 IX   |      consequently had two hundred feet between him and the bottom.~
23 IX   |        imprisoned fifteen hundred feet below the surface of the
24 IX   |          of more than two hundred feet before them was now seen
25 X    |      workings, at fifteen hundred feet below the surface of the
26 XI   |     himself with a rope about 200 feet long. It was not particularly
27 XI   |          shaft or well was twelve feet wide. A beam was thrown
28 XI   |         to the depth of about 120 feet, the descent continued without
29 XI   |           hand. At a depth of 180 feet, his feet touched the lower
30 XI   |          a depth of 180 feet, his feet touched the lower point
31 XI   |          distance of about eighty feet remained to be got over.
32 XIII |         about a hundred and fifty feet, when at a narrow landing-place
33 XIII |          were to fall beneath our feet, you must and shall hear
34 XIV  |      water which flowed up to her feet, as the waves broke gently
35 XIV  |           hour’s walking.~“No! my feet seem scarcely to touch the
36 XIV  |           seven hundred and fifty feet high, which stands alone
37 XIV  |         and looked around. At her feet extended the panorama of
38 XV   |     Lomond, towering nearly 3,000 feet above the level of the lake.~“
39 XVI  |       level of Loch Malcolm a few feet. Coal Town was uninjured,
40 XVIII|         alighting at the maiden’s feet.~Then a terrible cry echoed