Chapter

 1 I    |          wanting in grandeur.~“My friends,” said the engineer, “the
 2 I    |            This piece of coal, my friends,” resumed James Starr, “
 3 I    |     follow you. Farewell then, my friends, and may Heaven be with
 4 III  |        give news of you to all my friends. No one has forgotten you,
 5 IV   |       fine lad you have there, my friends.”~“Yes, Mr. Starr, he is
 6 VIII |          us rest awhile, then, my friends,” returned the engineer. “
 7 IX   |        taken place, James Starr’s friends had become very anxious.
 8 IX   |    reanimate the engineer and his friends by getting them to swallow
 9 X    |         had saved himself and his friends. Would he succeed? He certainly
10 XI   |         the month of June—the two friends were walking together on
11 XI   |           sustain his weight. His friends were to let him down into
12 XI   |         cord was passed. Then his friends began to let him down, and
13 XI   |     fainting into the arms of his friends.~
14 XII  |        been for Jack Ryan and his friends. Anyhow, so far it is evident,
15 XIII |        machinery now gave the two friends the opportunity—one to go
16 XIII | considerable distance between the friends. Their voices sounded faintly
17 XIII |       lovers, and safety to their friends, will be a good marriage,
18 XIV  |   reaching Stirling, Nell and her friends, quitting the train, left
19 XIV  |        awaited them. Nell and her friends took their seats; the sail
20 XV   |    Station, conveyed Nell and her friends to Glasgow. There, from
21 XV   |           bosom of the earth.~“My friends!” exclaimed James Starr,
22 XVI  |    quitted his cottage. “Stop, my friends, stop!” shouted the old
23 XVI  |        yet to James Starr and his friends, Simon and Harry Ford, the
24 XVI  |          opinion of Starr and his friends could not fail to appear
25 XVI  |         few days later, the three friends proceeded in a small boat
26 XVI  |          most formidable foe.~“My friends, he must understand better
27 XVII |          must be on our guard, my friends; and to begin with, Harry,
28 XVII |       open her whole heart to her friends.~But when, exhausted by
29 XVIII|    promise not to escape from her friends.~During the week preceding
30 XVIII|          people of Coal Town, the friends and comrades of the old