Chapter

 1 I   |  Aberfoyle postmark, county of Stirling, Scotland.~The engineer’
 2 I   |   occupy part of the county of Stirling, that the name of Starr
 3 II  |     same part of the county of Stirling. The old miner had evidently
 4 II  |     him up the Forth as far as Stirling.~For the first time in his
 5 V   |  existed beneath the county of Stirling a vast tract, full of burrows,
 6 VII | territories of the counties of Stirling, Dumbarton, and Renfrew,
 7 VIII|       subsoil of the county of Stirling, Mr. Starr,” replied Simon
 8 IX  |      Glasgow would take him to Stirling and Callander.~As he was
 9 IX  |    disembarked the same day at Stirling. From that time nothing
10 X   |        roam over the county of Stirling, a visit of a few hours
11 X   |     the north of the county of Stirling. It was a regular settlement
12 XI  |        that excursionists from Stirling came in considerable numbers
13 XII |       surface of the county of Stirling as well as in its subterraneous
14 XIII|       surface of the county of Stirling. He wished to see her wonder
15 XIV |      railway from Dumbarton to Stirling.~The night was already dark.
16 XIV |       so likewise.~On reaching Stirling, Nell and her friends, quitting
17 XV  |         who meant to return to Stirling by Callander.~Nell appeared