Chapter

 1 V   |     been as credulous as their companions, they would not have abandoned
 2 VI  |        James Starr and his two companions went out. A dim light penetrated
 3 VI  |        James Starr and his two companions had gone a distance of four
 4 VII |        James Starr and his two companions were back in the cottage.
 5 VII |    inside. James Starr and his companions could therefore proceed
 6 VII |    ground. James Starr and his companions then went off to some distance.~“
 7 VII |      voice no longer reach his companions?~The old overman, dead to
 8 VIII|     hours.~James Starr and his companions now felt perfectly happy.
 9 VIII|     like a distant murmur. His companions were not long in hearing
10 VIII|    pieces.~James Starr and his companions were suddenly plunged in
11 VIII|    nature.~James Starr and his companions walked on in the order agreed.
12 VIII|     calculated that he and his companions were near the opening. In
13 VIII|        up. James Starr and his companions were prisoners in New Aberfoyle.~
14 IX  |      voices.~Jack Ryan and his companions ran up to them. The shouts
15 IX  |       his back to the sea. His companions turned also, and gazed at
16 IX  |   apparition, which he and his companions believed supernatural, disappeared.
17 IX  |     Jack Ryan and three of his companions, wounded like himself, were
18 IX  |       make him believe it. His companions were, if possible, more
19 IX  |      William Elphiston and his companions had gone a long way in the
20 IX  |     entice Sir William and his companions to the place where the inhabitants
21 IX  |       William, Jack, and their companions endeavored to reanimate
22 IX  |      where James Starr and his companions lay.~However that might
23 IX  |      which James Starr and his companions had made for themselves
24 XII |   cottage by Jack Ryan and his companions. The old overman listened
25 XIV |      and enliven his traveling companions, thus rewarding them for
26 XIV | started to convey Nell and her companions to the surface of the earth.
27 XIV |      to ask questions, and her companions respected her silence, not
28 XV  |        the lakes. Nell and her companions went on board. The day had
29 XVI |  extinguished by Harry and his companions at the risk of their lives,