Chapter

 1 I    |  answered the man shaking his head. “Ay, a long way from the
 2 I    |   illusion. He patted Harry’s head, again wrung the father’
 3 III  |   young man held it above his head, the better to light his
 4 III  |       the old pit still in my head.”~Harry, followed by the
 5 III  |    the young man, shaking his head. “Yes, chance.” He stopped
 6 VI   |     with his face masked, his head muffled up, all his body
 7 VI   |       hand he waved above his head a blazing torch. When the
 8 VI   |      raised it high above his head, up to where the gas, by
 9 VI   |    the rock; but he shook his head, for of that slight crackling
10 VIII |    holding his lamp above his head. He carefully followed the
11 IX   |   truth.”~Jack Ryan shook his head, as if not at all convinced.
12 IX   | Sometimes, when it turned its head, the indistinct profile
13 X    |  works had begun, he was made head of a gang of hewers.~“That
14 XI   |     put such a notion in your head, Jack?” asked Harry.~“Well,
15 XI   |        said Jack, shaking his head, “I will do as you wish
16 XII  |    for her, and she shook her head to signify entire want of
17 XII  | kindly at her.~Nell shook her head again.~“Yes, yes,” continued
18 XIII |      at him when he shook his head and tried to deny any special
19 XIV  |      her eyelids drooped, her head sank on Harry’s shoulder—
20 XV   |     MacFarlane. At length the head of the loch was reached,
21 XVI  |        Presently, raising his head, “No,” said he; “no! Heaven
22 XVII |       said Starr, shaking his head; “it is a terrible sort
23 XVIII|   hovering directly above his head.~At that moment a man flung