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 1 I  |           Engineer, 30 Canongate, Edinburgh.~IF Mr. James Starr will
 2 I  |      forty. He belonged to an old Edinburgh family, and was one of its
 3 I  |        Royal Institution; and the Edinburgh Review frequently published
 4 I  |          Mr. Starr.”~“My house in Edinburgh is always open to you.”~“
 5 I  |           It’s a long way off, is Edinburgh!” answered the man shaking
 6 II |      region which extends between Edinburgh and Glasgow, for a distance
 7 IV |          from the best brewery in Edinburgh.~But the principal dish
 8 IX |     Aberfoyle mines.~Therefore in Edinburgh nothing was talked of but
 9 IX |        proved that Starr had left Edinburgh— which was known before—
10 IX |         the date on which he left Edinburgh; nothing more could be done
11 IX |         engineer, James Starr, of Edinburgh, embarked from Granton Pier,
12 IX |         of the Royal Institution, Edinburgh.”~Jack Ryan, stopping before
13 IX |        just caught the express to Edinburgh, and by three o’clock was
14 X  |         house in Prince’s Street, Edinburgh. This dwelling was situated
15 XIV|         of Scotland lying between Edinburgh and Glasgow, nature would
16 XIV|          extended the panorama of Edinburgh—the clear, distinct lines
17 XIV|        commanded the entire city; Edinburgh Castle, crowning its huge
18 XV | themselves to the terminus of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway, from