Chapter

 1 I    |   skeleton remains.~Nothing was left but long wooden ladders,
 2 I    |    wrung the father’s hand, and left the mine.~All this had taken
 3 II   |      cold rain was falling, and left his house in the Canongate,
 4 II   |    enclosed in this vast herbal left their impression on the
 5 II   |   lizards brought by the water, left on the yet soft coal their
 6 II   |   Really! has your family never left the old mine since the cessation
 7 II   |       in a few minutes they had left the town behind them.~
 8 III  |    engineer’s bag, followed the left bank of the river for about
 9 III  |        I could not see. Since I left the mine, my eyes have not
10 III  |         you do now, as you have left the mine?”~“I am working
11 IV   |     rather silent. Twice he had left the table, and even the
12 IV   |      the third hanging from his left hand, whilst his right was
13 VII  |     everything was just as they left it. The crevices had undergone
14 VIII |       the geological layers had left this passage when the secondary
15 VIII |       radiated to the right and left. It seemed as if the returning
16 VIII |    shall find the lamps that we left. Forward then! Harry, go
17 IX   | documents proved that Starr had left Edinburgh— which was known
18 IX   |        and the date on which he left Edinburgh; nothing more
19 IX   |      after the catastrophe Jack left the farm merily, feeling
20 IX   |       of the shaft until he had left the thirtieth. Once there,
21 IX   |    Starr proved that he had not left the pit since the day Ryan
22 X    |        their place. They rarely left their laboring village—
23 XI   | mysterious abyss, he had either left it, or, if there, by no
24 XI   |    child to his breast with his left arm, and, keeping his right
25 XI   |       child he supported in his left arm. The idea crossed him,
26 XII  |       go to sleep.” So Nell was left alone, and in a very few
27 XII  |        the shaft where they had left her.~While it remained unworked,
28 XII  |       Aberfoyle. Harry and Nell left the cottage, and slowly
29 XII  |         slowly walked along the left bank of Loch Malcolm.~Then
30 XIV  |       with Nell; but they never left their cottage willingly,
31 XIV  |        accustomed.~Just as they left the cottage, Nell took Harry’
32 XIV  |    friends, quitting the train, left the station immediately.
33 XIV  |        with new sensations, and left lasting impressions on her
34 XIV  |         myself, when I have not left the pit for a long time.”~“
35 XV   |      Leaving Loch Arklet on the left, a steep ascent led to the
36 XVI  |     favorite loch there was not left enough to wet the pretty
37 XVII |         who begged she might be left alone with her.~
38 XVIII|       the appointed time, Harry left the cottage, supporting
39 XVIII|      his father and his mother, left the chapel in haste and