Chapter

 1 III  |       visitor down into the lower gallery, a depth of fifteen hundred
 2 III  |          way, walked along a high gallery, like the nave of a cathedral.
 3 III  |       into all the corners of the gallery.~“Shall we soon be there?”
 4 IV   |         issued from the principal gallery. They were now standing
 5 V    | scrutinizing every crevice in the gallery, he found nothing for his
 6 V    |     detached from the roof of the gallery; but Harry would not admit
 7 VI   |           following the principal gallery for a distance of two miles,
 8 VI   |          very end of the farthest gallery in its western part, because
 9 VI   |          must not lose time.”~The gallery at this end of the pit widened
10 VI   |     pierced in this part, and the gallery, bored into the bowels of
11 VI   |           that stone at us in the gallery of the Yarrow shaft! Ah!
12 VIII |     beginning of a tolerably wide gallery. One might well believe
13 VIII |        that the atmosphere of the gallery was quite free from it.
14 VIII |        they were to get back.~The gallery was practicable, not very
15 VIII |       entrance into the mine.~The gallery ended in an enormous cavern,
16 VIII |            The road was easy, the gallery running nearly straight
17 VIII |        was proceeding towards the gallery Simon Ford stopped him.~“
18 VIII |   preceding Madge, re-entered the gallery, on their way back to the
19 VIII |  carefully followed the principal gallery, without ever turning aside
20 VIII |        and by following the chief gallery we shall of course reach
21 VIII |          we got to the end of the gallery?” asked Simon Ford.~“Yes,”
22 IX   |       again at the end of a cross gallery. A sharp turn would place
23 IX   |      hundred paces along this new gallery, much wider and loftier
24 X    |       have found our way into the gallery, from which you could not
25 XI   |          any incident.~No lateral gallery opened from the side walls
26 XI   |           pit communicated with a gallery of some description in the
27 XII  |        The upper entrance to this gallery, being completely concealed
28 XVI  |        the wood-work of a distant gallery was discovered to be in
29 XVII |        you were fairly inside the gallery leading to New Aberfoyle,
30 XVIII|       minutely. Every passage and gallery was searched, up to those