Chapter

 1 I   |         to the discovery of a new vein, and the last block of coal
 2 I   |           had discovered some new vein? No! Starr remembered with
 3 II  | conviction that even the smallest vein had been completely exhausted.~
 4 V   |       track of an as yet unworked vein? who lights the fire-damp,
 5 V   |  explosion been to discover a new vein? Or had someone wished simply
 6 VI  |      going to the end of the last vein?” said James Starr.~“Ay!
 7 VI  |         Have you discovered a new vein?” cried the engineer, unable
 8 VI  |           to me fire-damp means a vein of coal.”~“Did not these
 9 VI  |         existence of an important vein might be considered certain.
10 VI  |         whether this was merely a vein which would yield comparatively
11 VI  |         come to an end. There the vein had failed, between the
12 VI  |          shall assuredly find the vein, the existence of which
13 VI  |          The fire-damp burns! the vein is there!”~
14 VII |      therefore the existence of a vein of precious combustible
15 VII |           mind. We have found the vein which was thought to be
16 VII |          We will lay open the new vein, and after a series of soundings,
17 VII |           been taken from the new vein.”~“Well said, sir!” cried
18 VII |          am longing to get at the vein!”~“Patience, Simon!” responded
19 VIII|           in the working of a new vein. The explorers question
20 XI  |      which the existence of a new vein would be proved, is rendered
21 XI  |   examination is carried out, the vein discovered. We return as
22 XI  |          perpendicularly into the vein beneath. A week ago I went
23 XII |      ended by discovering the new vein of coal? And did not that
24 XVI |        have robbed me of the last vein in our old pit. Harry, your
25 XVII|        have robbed me of the last vein of our old mine’?”~“Ah!
26 XVII|           known to Silfax the new vein of coal. With the egotism