Chapter

 1 I    |       past these names brought back to him! Yes, that was a
 2 I    |        James Starr always came back to that.~On the other hand,
 3 III  |      time, and I must take him back to Callander.”~“Well, Harry,
 4 IV   |   shall be hungry when we come back, and will do it justice!”~
 5 V    | endeavoring to bring Aberfoyle back to its former prosperity.
 6 VII  |         To-morrow we will come back here. We will blast this
 7 VII  |        his two companions were back in the cottage. The engineer
 8 VII  |      for the journey there and back, including the time for
 9 VII  |     find this cavity, held him back. “Allow time for the air
10 VIII |        of how they were to get back.~The gallery was practicable,
11 VIII |       it home, Simon, carry it back to the cottage! I want this
12 VIII |        and let’s take the road back to the cottage.”~Nothing
13 VIII |      the gallery, on their way back to the Dochart pit. For
14 VIII |     break our necks on the way back to the cottage?”~Harry did
15 IX   |      too late for them to beat back from the line of breakers
16 IX   |    doomed ship. He now had his back to the sea. His companions
17 IX   |  almost immediately dashed him back against the rocks. He was
18 IX   |      enough to keep him on his back longer than he liked. He
19 IX   |       the vast cavern, the way back had been purposely closed
20 XI   |       This very morning I went back to the place, and, listening
21 XI   | surprise made him hastily draw back, but he again advanced and
22 XI   |      they were about to plunge back into the abyss.~He looked
23 XII  |     she, “alone!”—and she fell back on the bed, as though deprived
24 XII  |      us? Should you like to go back to where we found you?”
25 XIV  |        and they will bring you back again. Afterwards you will
26 XV   |        it, but I am glad to go back with you to our dear old
27 XVI  |   which time never softens. Go back to recollections of your
28 XVIII|      of the danger, now rushed back, crying out in accents of