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 1 II   |       minutes they had left the town behind them.~
 2 IV   |          among trees, or in any town of the kingdom he chose,
 3 VIII |       is over there will be one town more inside old England.”~
 4 IX   |        rock, two miles from the town, and was seldom visited.
 5 X    |                  CHAPTER X COAL TOWN~THREE years after the events
 6 X    |         ambitious title of Coal Town.~Arrived in Coal Town, the
 7 X    |      Coal Town.~Arrived in Coal Town, the visitor found himself
 8 X    |     bridge. So was founded Coal Town, situated under the eastern
 9 X    |      sea.~When this underground town was lighted up by the bright
10 X    |         the inhabitants of Coal Town were proud of their place.
11 XI   |    shores of Loch Malcolm. Coal Town rested from labor. In the
12 XI   |        oppressive.~Down in Coal Town there was perfect calm;
13 XIII |     have a merry-making at Coal Town, which they would never
14 XIII |         the inhabitants of Coal Town at rest within their dwellings—
15 XIV  |     dark houses, just like Coal Town, only that the roof was
16 XIV  |   vaulted rocky roof above Coal Town,” said ~James Starr, “that
17 XIV  | extremity of the Canongate. The town still lay wrapt in slumber.~
18 XIV  |     among the houses of the old town. Westward rose many hill-tops,
19 XIV  |      prominent point in the New Town, “Fire!” cried she.~“No,
20 XIV  |     lines of streets in the New Town, and the irregular mass
21 XIV  |       could be seen the seaport town of Leith, between which
22 XIV  |        man. She had looked upon town and country, and beyond
23 XVI  |       surface of the soil. Coal Town was throughout brilliantly
24 XVI  |    arose from all parts of Coal Town, which was threatened by
25 XVI  |    shouted the old man; “if our town is to be overwhelmed, the
26 XVI  |        Malcolm a few feet. Coal Town was uninjured, and it was
27 XVI  |        whole population of Coal Town.~During the month preceding
28 XVIII|         the inhabitants of Coal Town, the threatened danger to
29 XVIII|       entire population of Coal Town was astir. Work was suspended;
30 XVIII|        principal people of Coal Town, the friends and comrades
31 XVIII|    light which illuminated Coal Town blazed like so many suns.
32 XIX  |       Will the dwellers in Coal Town ever be called to witness