Chapter

 1 II   | although the soundings had been carried to a depth of fifteen hundred
 2 III  |        to be seen. All had been carried away and consumed long ago.~
 3 III  |       these appliances had been carried away, after the cessation
 4 III  |        burst, as if it had been carried through a vast speaking
 5 VII  |       like regular miners. They carried different tools, and some
 6 VIII |        However, Harry prudently carried only the safety lamp, which
 7 IX   |     seen by her lights, for she carried a white one on her foremast,
 8 IX   |      wounded like himself, were carried into a room of Melrose Farm,
 9 IX   |        The lantern seemed to be carried by a being of small size,
10 XI   |        this, the examination is carried out, the vein discovered.
11 XII  |        my father or mother ever carried me thither. I am sure I
12 XIII |       Aberfoyle continued to be carried on very successfully. As
13 XIV  |      should like to feel myself carried along in that silent whirl!
14 XVI  |    Mining operations were being carried on with the greatest activity;
15 XVI  |       his wife in his arms, and carried her to the upper part of
16 XVI  |       that smugglers or coiners carried on their illegal practices
17 XVIII|     examination of the mine was carried on minutely. Every passage
18 XIX  |         and hate him for having carried off Nell from the deep abyss,