Chapter

 1 I    |      till we meet again. Ford!” answered James Starr. “You know that
 2 I    |         way off, is Edinburgh!” answered the man shaking his head. “
 3 II   |       quickly.~“No, Mr. Starr,” answered the young miner.~“Very well,”
 4 III  |       do regret it, Mr. Starr,” answered Harry. “The work was hard,
 5 III  |       The whole of it, my lad,” answered the engineer. “The earth
 6 III  | stopping Harry.~“I cannot say,” answered the young miner.~“Is it
 7 III  |        Mr. Starr?”~“Yes, Jack,” answered the engineer.~“Don’t let
 8 III  |       good solid staff, Harry,” answered James Starr. “I could not
 9 IV   |         contradict you, Simon,” answered James Starr, glad to find
10 IV   |     possible honor, Mr. Starr,” answered Ford.~“Well, in order to
11 IV   |         can have written this?” answered the engineer, handing him
12 VI   |         could not be deceived,” answered Ford. “I have met with our
13 VII  |         No, no, my old friend!” answered Starr. “We have not lost
14 VII  |        dyke?”~“Excuse me, sir,” answered the old overman; “but of
15 VIII |     Superb! Mr. Starr, superb!” answered Ford; “just look at it yourself!”~
16 VIII |     kettle.”~“Well said, wife!” answered the old overman, “and you
17 VIII |    tease you, then, old Simon,” answered James Starr. “Far be it
18 VIII |            Very little indeed,” answered James Starr, “and that is
19 VIII |        asked Simon Ford.~“Yes,” answered the young miner.~“Well!
20 IX   |     distress?” said Ryan.~“Ay,” answered one of the fishermen, “and
21 IX   |        world?”~“Certainly not,” answered Sir William Elphiston, who
22 X    |     bargain we made that time!” answered the old overman. “But neither
23 X    |         out.”~“No doubt, Jack,” answered Harry. “It remains to be
24 XI   |           Never mind me, Jack,” answered Harry. “You are jolly enough
25 XI   |        said Harry.~“To-morrow?” answered Jack, looking at his friend.~“
26 XII  |         not, speak about them,” answered Harry in a tone of decision.~
27 XII  |           I believe you would,” answered Harry. “Long ago, Nell,
28 XII  |        half dead?”~“No, Harry,” answered Nell; “I was only thinking
29 XII  |       it?”~“Yes, now and then,” answered the girl with a little hesitation; “
30 XIII |     serious tone.~“Not at all,” answered Harry quietly.~“But if you
31 XIV  |       Nell.~“Those are clouds,” answered Harry, “blown along by the
32 XIV  |      the river as far as this,” answered Harry.~“Oh, Harry! Harry!”
33 XV   |     from the top!”~“Yes, Nell,” answered James Starr; “see how haughtily
34 XV   |        able to make you happy,” answered the maiden, raising her
35 XVI  |         So be it, then, Harry,” answered the engineer; “and yet I
36 XVI  |       upon me for that, Simon,” answered the engineer.~They then
37 XVII |        I feel sure, Mr. Starr,” answered Harry, “that Nell will of
38 XVIII|       her always?”~“I promise,” answered the young man in a firm