Chapter

 1 I    |  overmen of the different pits came forward to shake hands with
 2 I    |       pit!” James Starr always came back to that.~On the other
 3 III  |      open air. As to air, that came in by the Yarrow shaft,
 4 III  |        depths of the shaft. It came up like a sonorous billow,
 5 III  |     few words of a Scotch song came clearly to the ears of the
 6 IV   |        given me an appetite. I came through horrible weather.”~“
 7 IV   | turning to his son, “Jack Ryan came here to see you.”~“I know,
 8 VI   |    such energy that conviction came instantly and fully to the
 9 VII  |      luck go on?”~As he spoke, came the explosion. A sound as
10 VIII |     was raising his lamp there came a rush of air, as if caused
11 IX   |     with great care. Officials came to Dundonald Castle, and
12 XI   |    excursionists from Stirling came in considerable numbers
13 XI   |    discovered. We return as we came, a prodigious gust of air
14 XII  |      informed of all this, and came, as soon as the young girl
15 XII  |      the moment when she first came beneath their roof. Nell
16 XII  |    himself. Friend ~Jack often came to the cottage. He sang,
17 XII  |        Starr, guided by Harry, came himself to inspect this
18 XII  |        opening. So most people came to the conclusion that the
19 XIII |       this union—why, as night came on, and, the labors of the
20 XVI  |        the cottage.~When Harry came home in the evening, she
21 XVII |        a mother till the day I came here,” added she, looking
22 XVII |      death when you, my Harry, came and saved me. But now you
23 XVIII|     his own. At length the day came. Silfax had given no token
24 XVIII|      the bride. Following them came Starr, the engineer, composed
25 XVIII| Highland piper’s costume. Then came the other mining engineers,