Chapter

 1 II   |   well, Mr. Starr.”~“And your mother?”~“She is well, too.”~“Was
 2 VII  |     the darkness. His father, mother, and James Starr waited
 3 XI   |       and take it home to his mother as quickly as he could.
 4 XII  |     took Nell’s hand from his mother, and looked directly at
 5 XII  |   Madge felt towards her as a mother would; the old woman doted
 6 XII  |   likes us all— she adores my mother. Her absolute silence as
 7 XII  |      James Starr, his father, mother, and himself believed they
 8 XII  |       an infant, my father or mother ever carried me thither.
 9 XII  |       They were my father and mother,” said Harry; “and I was
10 XIII |   father, and old Madge, your mother, both love her as if she
11 XVII |      been silent hitherto. My mother was very right to take her
12 XVII |   continued, “Your father and mother, and you, Harry, must now
13 XVII | resumed Nell. “I never knew a mother till the day I came here,”
14 XVII |       to old Madge and said, “Mother, what should you think of
15 XVII |    Nell, do you hear what our mother says?” resumed Harry. “Wherever
16 XVIII|       cottage, supporting his mother on his arm, while Simon
17 XVIII|     bride, his father and his mother, left the chapel in haste