Chapter

 1 I   |       horny hand of the oldest miner, whose eyes were dim with
 2 I   |       knew Ford to be a clever miner, peculiarly endowed with
 3 II  |    county of Stirling. The old miner had evidently not written
 4 II  |        sir,” replied the young miner, cap in hand. “You have
 5 II  |     Starr,” answered the young miner.~“Very well,” said Starr,
 6 II  |      Starr,” replied the young miner, “for we love one another,
 7 III |         nevertheless the young miner was not long in acquiring
 8 III |        stopped also. The young miner waited in silence. He felt
 9 III |  measured step habitual to the miner. They were all still in
10 III |       say,” answered the young miner.~“Is it not your father?”~“
11 III |       to the ears of the young miner.~“The Hundred Pipers!” cried
12 III | formerly lighted either by the miner’s lamp or by the electric
13 III |  behind us,” replied the young miner, listening more attentively.
14 IV  |     period of the working. His miner’s instinct assisted him
15 IV  |       excellence the type of a miner whose whole existence is
16 IV  |    necessary, have resumed the miner’s pick, and with his still
17 IV  |    Starr. He is as hungry as a miner, and he shall see that our
18 IV  |     ground. He hasn’t the true miner’s blood in his veins. Sit
19 IV  |        who,” exclaimed the old miner, “who could have possibly
20 IV  |     nothing,” returned the old miner, “but there’s no hurry about
21 IV  |    propose next to put me in a miner’s dress?”~“Not just yet,
22 V   |       The light from the young miner’s lamp, thrown on the wall,
23 V   |    distant reports, as if some miner had exploded a charge of
24 VI  | carburetted hydrogen?”~“An old miner could not be deceived,”
25 VI  |    respiration impossible. The miner could not live in a place
26 VI  | pondered over all that the old miner had told him, and mentally
27 VI  |        are!” exclaimed the old miner. “At last, thank Heaven!
28 VI  |    experiment, just as the old miner had done before.~What troubled
29 VI  |      No longer!” cried the old miner—and, pressing his lips tight
30 VI  |     the escape of gas.~The old miner’s arm trembled whilst he
31 VI  |       true?” exclaimed the old miner.~“Look, father!” Harry was
32 VII |        the end of it!”~The old miner was overflowing with joy.
33 VII |    Harry’s feet? Had the young miner fallen into some crevice?
34 VIII|      to the instinct of an old miner! It has never deceived me!”~“
35 VIII|     All listened, as the young miner was doing. His ears, which
36 VIII|       Yes,” answered the young miner.~“Well! have you not found
37 XIII|       just the very wife for a miner. She is an orphan—so am