Chapter

 1 I   |       And in confirmation of his words, James Starr pointed to
 2 I   |        Now, it is over! The last words which your engineer will
 3 I   |   returned the foreman. “Mark my words, Aberfoyle will see you
 4 II  |         be as well to hear a few words on the origin of coal. During
 5 III |          trumpet; and soon a few words of a Scotch song came clearly
 6 VI  |        the old man uttered these words impressed the engineer,
 7 VI  |      almost as if doubting their words, decided as they were. In
 8 XII |           Nell uttered these few words like one unused to speak
 9 XII |         to its division, and the words signifying hours, days,
10 XII | comprehended the significance of words at present conveying no
11 XII |         Harry.”~“I cannot by any words, Nell, give you an idea
12 XII |       slightly as she said these words; however, Harry thought
13 XIII|           And, on catching a few words, why did he shake his fist
14 XIII|       his set teeth issued these words in muttered fury, “She and
15 XIV |      wishing to influence by any words of theirs the girl’s highly
16 XV  |         had she pronounced these words when an unaccountable phenomenon
17 XVI |         pointed to the following words traced upon it during the
18 XVII|       what does he mean by those words, ‘You have robbed me of
19 XVII|      remains with you.”~At these words, Simon, Madge, and Harry
20 XVII|     forsake the noble girl whose words you have been listening