Chapter

 1 I   |    house in Edinburgh is always open to you.”~“It’s a long way
 2 I   |        pen. James Starr tore it open. It contained only a scrap
 3 III |         the Dochart pit and the open air. As to air, that came
 4 VI  |         they might without fear open the safety lamp to try the
 5 VI  |         the flame burned in the open air.~As they had expected,
 6 VII |      with dynamite. We will lay open the new vein, and after
 7 VII |        find a passage all ready open behind that dyke?”~“Excuse
 8 VII |        Look! the door is broken open!”~Ford’s comparison was
 9 VII |        road to New Aberfoyle is open!”~If, by some superhuman
10 VIII|        am here like a sailor in open sea, in the midst of fogs,
11 VIII|      our way. The tunnels which open off our road are only just
12 IX  |       to the door, and threw it open. The house was empty.~They
13 X   |        labor, they deserted the open air for an underground life,
14 XII |   suddenly found himself in the open air. The passage, after
15 XII | retained some impression of the open air if they had.”~“I believe
16 XIV |      with all the scents of the open country.”~“What is all that
17 XIV |       when the road passed over open levels—all these things
18 XIV |    building in the center of an open space, asking, “What great
19 XVII|     that it was good for her to open her whole heart to her friends.~