Chapter

 1 III |       the mines.~“Will you not rest a while, Mr. Starr?” asked
 2 IV  |     that, Simon. This is but a rest, it is not death!”~Madge,
 3 V   |       practical minds than the rest, had always resisted this
 4 VIII|       fathomless pit.”~“Let us rest awhile, then, my friends,”
 5 VIII| confess my legs have need of a rest. And you, Madge, don’t you
 6 IX  |      in space found nothing to rest on. He knelt down and felt
 7 X   |     machines. When the hour of rest arrived, an artificial night
 8 XII |    Simon, Harry, Jack, and the rest, looked on with an air of
 9 XII |       Harry, more than all the rest, seemed attracted by the
10 XII |     the pillows. “After a good rest, and a little more food,
11 XII |   Simon and Harry, and all the rest of you, and let her go to
12 XII | silence?~James Starr could not rest till he had penetrated this
13 XIII|        Harry as well as to the rest of us. Therefore, a marriage
14 XIII|    inhabitants of Coal Town at rest within their dwellings—why
15 XIV |       after a couple of hours’ rest.”~At two o’clock in the
16 XV  |     the river. After a night’s rest at Comrie’s Royal Hotel,
17 XV  |     She required some hours of rest, were it but to impress
18 XVI |      night were taking needful rest, the others worked without
19 XVI |       the mine, so that to the rest of its inhabitants, the