Chapter

 1 I   |  with the pits of Aberfoyle.~Ten years before, the last butty
 2 I   |     All this had taken place ten years ago; but, notwithstanding
 3 I   | nothing of him. It was after ten years of separation that
 4 II  |   Glasgow, for a distance of ten or twelve miles, lay the
 5 II  |      directed the works. For ten years these mines had been
 6 II  |    you, my lad. Of course in ten years you have become a
 7 III |     always singing. That was ten years ago. It was you, no
 8 III |      asked the engineer.~“In ten minutes at most.”~“Good.”~“
 9 IV  |   CHAPTER IV THE FORD FAMILY~TEN minutes afterwards, James
10 IV  |    had lived with his family ten years, in a subterranean
11 IV  |    for himself, during those ten years he had not been ten
12 IV  |    ten years he had not been ten times above ground.~“Go
13 V   |    the imps and fairies. For ten years, without missing a
14 VI  |    to have seen that. But I, ten years older, often saw the
15 VI  |  what height?” asked Starr.~“Ten feet from the ground,” replied
16 VII |    of the mine, deserted for ten years, must be set up anew.
17 VII | entirely to the old overman. Ten years’ sojourn in the deserted
18 VIII|  will give light for another ten hours, sir,” said Harry.~“
19 VIII|  Simon Ford; “Madge could go ten times as far, if necessary.
20 IX  |   the entrance of the Firth, ten miles to the north, when
21 IX  |    the Dochart pit! That was ten days ago! And he has not
22 IX  |      on the 6th of December, ten days ago, Simon Ford, his
23 IX  |      in that dark cavern for ten days, were dying of starvation.
24 XV  |  start. Loch Katrine is only ten miles in length; its width