Chapter

 1 I   | communication of an interesting nature will be made to him.~“Mr.
 2 I   | communication of an interesting nature, what could it be? Dochart
 3 II  |        relate to a fact of this nature? This question James Starr
 4 III |     acknowledged, however, that nature has shown more forethought
 5 IV  |         to be of an interesting nature.”~“It is very interesting
 6 VI  |      flames, enough to show the nature of the gas, which escaped
 7 VII |       the mass was solidifying, nature had already multiplied the
 8 VII |  tunnels of New Aberfoyle.~Yes, nature alone! It might at first
 9 VII |        of the Scottish subsoil; nature herself had done it all.
10 VIII|         his son become a second nature.~James Starr and his companions
11 IX  |       12th of December was of a nature to support the opinions
12 X   |         fine character and good nature. She in some degree shared
13 XIII|         the yet unknown face of Nature. He very much hoped that
14 XIII|      deal. They plainly saw the nature of Harry’s feelings towards
15 XIV |         show her the glories of nature by a light to which she
16 XIV |  between Edinburgh and Glasgow, nature would seem to have collected
17 XV  |         none of the beauties of nature to be displayed during the