Chapter

 1 I   |       James Starr and Simon Ford knew and esteemed each other
 2 I   |         other hand, the engineer knew Ford to be a clever miner,
 3 I   |         his son. All that he now knew was, that a rendezvous had
 4 II  |     author of this second letter knew the overman’s secret, since
 5 II  |       you have become a man!”~“I knew you directly, sir,” replied
 6 IV  |         old Simon said, his wife knew no rival in the art of preparing
 7 VI  |       universally adopted. But I knew the plan, and by its means
 8 IX  | expressly to be there. Jack Ryan knew, having had it proved by
 9 IX  |   Institution by letter, what he knew relative to James Starr,
10 X   |       what point of the mine. He knew that above this seam lay
11 XI  |       his comrades hear.~He soon knew they did, for they pulled
12 XII |           The poor girl probably knew not that there were a sun
13 XII | impossible to ascertain what she knew.~As to whether or not Nell
14 XII |        well as light. If you but knew what eyes accustomed to
15 XII |      mine of Aberfoyle.”~“So you knew our old cottage?”~“The cottage!
16 XIII|         are running on as if you knew how Nell felt on the subject.”~“
17 XIII|        forget. Simon Ford little knew what he was saying!~It must
18 XVI |      that very same evening they knew what to think about it,
19 XVII|        of New Aberfoyle.~“So you knew him, Simon?” demanded Mr.
20 XVII|      prodigiously strong, and he knew the mine as no one else—
21 XVII|           resumed Nell. “I never knew a mother till the day I
22 XVII|           said the old woman.~“I knew no father till I saw Simon
23 XVII|        us much together; we both knew it would be dangerous. But
24 XVII|         a prison for you. I only knew you as shadows dimly seen