Chapter

 1 II   |        end of his journey, the young man advanced towards him.~“
 2 II   |    directly, sir,” replied the young miner, cap in hand. “You
 3 II   |    anywhere, Mr. Starr?” asked young Ford.~“No, Harry. The weather
 4 II   |       Mr. Starr,” answered the young miner.~“Very well,” said
 5 II   |        Mr. Starr,” replied the young miner, “for we love one
 6 III  |       s hand, nevertheless the young miner was not long in acquiring
 7 III  |        slackened his pace. The young man, carrying the engineer’
 8 III  |   Harry Ford stopped also. The young miner waited in silence.
 9 III  |  engineer.~“Indeed,” cried the young man, “it’s a pity that all
10 III  |       engineer, signing to the young man to precede him.~“As
11 III  |       glimmer of the lamp. The young man held it above his head,
12 III  |      cannot say,” answered the young miner.~“Is it not your father?”~“
13 III  |     clearly to the ears of the young miner.~“The Hundred Pipers!”
14 III  |   while, Mr. Starr?” asked the young man.~“No, my lad,” replied
15 III  |           Chance,” replied the young man, shaking his head. “
16 III  |        behind us,” replied the young miner, listening more attentively.
17 V    |      empty. The light from the young miner’s lamp, thrown on
18 VI   |         Mr. Starr, you are too young, in spite of your five-and-fifty
19 VI   | amazement.~“Yes!” returned the young man, “that mysterious being
20 VI   |       enough to bear you!” The young man understood in an instant.
21 VII  |         The old mine will grow young again, like a widow who
22 VII  |    under Harry’s feet? Had the young miner fallen into some crevice?
23 VIII |      man. All listened, as the young miner was doing. His ears,
24 VIII |      Ford.~“Yes,” answered the young miner.~“Well! have you not
25 XII  |      Be it so, Jack,” said the young man; “but at any rate she
26 XII  |       and came, as soon as the young girl had sufficiently recovered
27 XII  |    have met with more than one young person, quite as ignorant
28 XII  |  looked up hastily, seized the young man’s hand, and gazed so
29 XIII |     deal of bonny Nell! A fine young creature like that, who
30 XIII |       the happiness of the two young people. But another motive,
31 XIV  |      it is, Nell,” replied the young man. “It is needful for
32 XIV  |       Ryan roamed about like a young dog, impatient of the slow
33 XVIII|       I promise,” answered the young man in a firm and steady
34 XIX  |        Giles’s chapel, and the young couple, who still wore mourning