Chapter

 1 I   |      here, Mr. Starr! We’re not going to leave the mine, our good
 2 III |        would have spared myself going down the Yarrow shaft!”~“
 3 III |       above ground!—But you are going to see old Simon, Mr. Starr?”~“
 4 IV  |         safety lamps.”~“Are you going to take safety lamps!” exclaimed
 5 V   | different pits, often met, when going to or returning from their
 6 V   |    object of his search. He was going over the southwest end of
 7 VI  |  hundred feet above.~“So we are going to the end of the last vein?”
 8 VI  |        the soul of the mine was going with it.”~The gravity with
 9 VII |      say that you think you are going to find a passage all ready
10 VIII|   accomplished as easily as the going, when an unexpected accident
11 IX  |         being aware of it, were going to destruction. A dark,
12 IX  |        tower, as if it was just going out, and a moment after
13 IX  |        see how his old chum was going on.~As Harry had not come,
14 XI  |    friend.~“Yes; to-morrow I am going down into that abyss.”~“
15 XI  |       the pit into which he was going to descend. It did not seem
16 XI  |    Harry calculated that he was going down at the rate of about
17 XII |         and yet—”~“What are you going to say, Nell?” hastily cried
18 XIII| understand best is that you are going to make me miss another
19 XIV |      that not enough? What am I going up there for?”~Harry looked
20 XIV |       he exclaimed, “I was just going to begin a sonnet to the
21 XIV |        and that is where we are going. From the summit of Arthur’
22 XVI |         New Aberfoyle, work was going on in the usual regular
23 XVII|       an air of authority, and, going straight up to Nell, he