Chapter

 1 I    |      during that time Starr had heard nothing of him. It was after
 2 III  |        from this place could be heard the powerful whistle of
 3 III  |         as yet far distant, was heard in the depths of the shaft.
 4 III  |      the engineer.~“I thought I heard someone walking behind us,”
 5 V    |      end of the pit, distinctly heard distant reports, as if some
 6 VI   |        to escaping fire-damp he heard nothing. There was no flame.
 7 VI   |   afterwards a slight sound was heard, like champagne escaping
 8 VII  | brighter, and Harry’s voice was heard shouting, “Come, Mr. Starr!
 9 VIII |  DIMINUENDO could be distinctly heard.~All four stood for some
10 IX   |         All at once shouts were heard outside. Jack Ryan stopped
11 IX   |       Jack. Could the crew have heard it? At any rate, it was
12 IX   |     late. A frightful crash was heard above the tumult of the
13 IX   |         the old overman had not heard of the wreck of the MOTALA,
14 IX   |        nothing further has been heard of him.~“Any information
15 IX   |      listened—nothing was to be heard.~“And my lamp!” he exclaimed; “
16 IX   | slightly, and Madge’s voice was heard faintly murmuring, “See
17 X    |       which could be distinctly heard during the equinoctial gales.
18 XI   |  threaten him, when suddenly he heard the sound of a great rush
19 XII  |         and Nell, who had never heard singing before, admired
20 XVI  |        In the distance could be heard the crash of great charges
21 XVI  |      terrific roaring noise was heard. It was like the sound of
22 XVI  |         her lips.~Her voice was heard throughout the dwelling;
23 XVII | Darkness and Flame; and when he heard your tools at work on coal-beds
24 XVIII|         tones of the organ were heard, and, preceded by the minister,