Chapter

 1 I    |      the Alloa mines and occupy part of the county of Stirling,
 2 I    |      renown. There, the greater part of his existence had been
 3 I    |     work, of struggle,—the best part of the engineer’s life.
 4 II   |    therefore come from the same part of the county of Stirling.
 5 II   |      and were spread over every part of the globe, they rushed
 6 II   |      have played a considerable part in the formation of carboniferous
 7 II   |         coal mines, in whatever part of the globe they have been
 8 VI   | farthest gallery in its western part, because he had provoked
 9 VI   |        had been pierced in this part, and the gallery, bored
10 VI   |       carrying the lamp to that part of the wall at which he
11 VII  |      had never gnawed away this part of the Scottish subsoil;
12 VII  |       chance, which takes great part in researches of this kind.~
13 VIII |        the engineer; “the small part of this marvelous mine that
14 IX   |      become of him. Now, on the part of such a man, this prolonged
15 IX   |        most famed ruins on this part of the coast were those
16 IX   |        papers. He must know the part Jack had taken in it, and
17 X    |  electricity played a principal part as an agent of heat and
18 XI   |       description in the lowest part of the mine.~The cord continued
19 XII  |        some fresh attack on the part of the invisible enemy.~
20 XII  |      made a discovery which, in part at least, accounted for
21 XIV  |        before her eyes.~In that part of Scotland lying between
22 XIV  |   always betrayed effort on the part of the oarsman. Now, for
23 XVI  |        carried her to the upper part of their dwelling.~At the
24 XVI  |          will you undertake the part of Nell’s father?”~“You
25 XVI  |    Probably she did. And on her part, she seemed to watch over
26 XVIII|        which, issuing from that part of the pit, could be lighted