Chapter

 1 I   |        hand unaccustomed to the use of a pen. James Starr tore
 2 II  |         of which industry makes use. Thus in the lowest layers
 3 III |     Coal is of a very practical use, and lends itself easily
 4 III |        which we formerly had to use!”~“Sure enough,” returned
 5 III |         The Davy lamp was of no use here. But if the danger
 6 III |         the electric light, the use of which had been introduced
 7 III |    harder on my arm, Mr. Starr. Use me like a staff.”~“A good
 8 IV  |  standing in a glade, if we may use this word to designate a
 9 IV  |      the Greeks and Romans made use of coal, whether the Chinese
10 IV  |  companion, his “gude-wife,” to use the Scotch term, was a tall,
11 VI  |        it would very soon be of use, for the old overman was
12 VIII|        and it was of no further use. “Well, Harry,” cried his
13 IX  |       said Ryan. “So what’s the use? We shall never catch it.”~
14 XI  |       supported, he was free to use both his hands. A safety-lamp
15 XVI |      nothing it would be of any use for us to hear, or she considers
16 XVI |     duties, and Harry made good use of her little visit to the
17 XVII| grandfather, but I can scarcely use the expression, for I seldom