Chapter

 1 I   |     Starr, our master and our friend!”~This farewell would leave
 2 III |       you must profit by your friend Jack’s invitation.”~“Well,
 3 V   |    figured Jack Ryan, Harry’s friend. He was the great partisan
 4 VII | Dochart pit?”~“No, no, my old friend!” answered Starr. “We have
 5 VII |      better than I do, my old friend!”~“And, sir, you shall be
 6 VIII|     to say no!”~“Well, my old friend, I haven’t felt so happy
 7 IX  |       circumstances, that his friend was a man of his word. With
 8 IX  |    wished to go and visit his friend Harry, and learn why he
 9 IX  |     colleague, but a personal friend of Starr’s, was also informed,
10 IX  |       himself down beside his friend.~It was indeed the engineer,
11 XI  |      the means of—”~“Jack, my friend,” interrupted Harry, “it
12 XI  | answered Jack, looking at his friend.~“Yes; to-morrow I am going
13 XII |    had not saved her himself. Friend ~Jack often came to the
14 XIII|    for the day.~“Well met, my friend!” cried Jack, recognizing
15 XIII|     quite capable of giving a friend a bit of advice.”~“Let’s
16 XIV |     her just proportions, and friend Jack’s grand silver plate
17 XV  |       the Lake. I believe, if friend Jack looked about him carefully,
18 XVII|   Ford,” continued Nell; “nor friend till the day when Harry’
19 XIX |  possibly be watching for his friend of yore? Did he strive to