Chapter

 1 I    |        organs of life have been taken, and only the skeleton remains.~
 2 I    |     left the mine.~All this had taken place ten years ago; but,
 3 II   |      exact likeness, “admirably taken off.”~Pressure seems to
 4 III  |       Agricultural life had now taken the place of the more stirring,
 5 VI   |        s phenomenon should have taken place. But just then it
 6 VII  |     full of coal will have been taken from the new vein.”~“Well
 7 VII  |        us see if any change has taken place, and if the fire-damp
 8 VIII |         the last bit of coal is taken out of our new mine!”~“Heaven
 9 VIII |    Indeed,” said Madge, who had taken the fragment of coal and
10 IX   |         events just related had taken place, James Starr’s friends
11 IX   |        of Irvine would not have taken them there at any price.
12 IX   |       reckoning in the fog, had taken this flame on the top of
13 IX   |     must know the part Jack had taken in it, and what had happened
14 XII  |      precautions were therefore taken. The authorities were informed
15 XVI  |  refilled, care being of course taken, in the first place, to
16 XVI  |        the irrevocable step was taken, malevolence would be disarmed,
17 XVII |       maiden, “my resolution is taken. By one means only can your
18 XVIII| informed of all the precautions taken, and became more tranquil,