Chapter

 1 I   |  Dochart pit, Yarrow shaft, a communication of an interesting nature
 2 I   |     old Aberfoyle colliery.~A communication of an interesting nature,
 3 II  |    really true that the first communication was now without object?
 4 II  | resolution, shows that Ford’s communication must be of great importance.
 5 II  |     event. Could Simon Ford’s communication relate to a fact of this
 6 III |      This was the only way of communication which existed between the
 7 IV  |      Your letter told me of a communication which was to be of an interesting
 8 IV  |      the face. An interesting communication? Yes. Good! I will not ask
 9 VI  |      the earth, had no direct communication with the surface of the
10 VII |      caverns and allowed free communication between them.~The pillars
11 VIII|  which put the Dochart pit in communication with the new mine. They
12 VIII|    natural vents placed it in communication with the exterior atmosphere.~
13 VIII|    more, Mr. Starr, wasn’t my communication worth your trouble in coming
14 IX  |      get up. There was now no communication between the depths of the
15 IX  |      He had no doubt but that communication had been interrupted with
16 IX  | ladders, and thus breaking of communication with the world?”~“Certainly
17 XI  |    stone is cast upon us, and communication is interrupted by the breaking
18 XII |       There was, therefore, a communication between New Aberfoyle and
19 XII |       altogether in the mine; communication was then difficult, and