Chapter

 1 II  |       ask you more. But let us get on, for I’m anxious to see
 2 VI  |    times without being able to get at him—the author, we may
 3 VII |        before! I am longing to get at the vein!”~“Patience,
 4 VII |        for the air in there to get pure,” said he.~“Yes! beware
 5 VIII|    thought of how they were to get back.~The gallery was practicable,
 6 VIII|       everything, don’t let us get separated.”~All complied
 7 VIII|     this was not the moment to get discouraged.~Harry, his
 8 IX  |       him that if he could not get down, neither could the
 9 IX  |        inhabitants of the mine get up. There was now no communication
10 IX  | himself he could do nothing to get to the cottage. He had no
11 X   |       from which you could not get out.”~“No doubt, Jack,”
12 X   |     you must help us.”~“You’ll get into a scrap if you don’
13 XI  | Perhaps some madman managed to get in for a time.”~“A madman!
14 XIV |      to which her sight had to get accustomed.~Just as they
15 XIV |       James Starr. “We have to get to the top of Arthur’s Seat
16 XIV |     giddy.”~“Ah! you will soon get over that, Nell,” said Harry. “
17 XIV |          said Harry. “You will get used to the outer world,
18 XIV |        said she, “my eyes must get used to look at what yours