Chapter

 1 III |         Thank you, Jack, but it’s impossible.”~“Impossible?”~“Yes; Mr.
 2 III |            but it’s impossible.”~“Impossible?”~“Yes; Mr. Starr’s visit
 3 V   |           being in the mine seems impossible, and yet there can be no
 4 VI  |      flame, and makes respiration impossible. The miner could not live
 5 VIII|          engineer, “but it is not impossible that we should be under
 6 IX  |        than goblins’ feet. It was impossible to find the least trace,
 7 XI  |      would be proved, is rendered impossible by stoppage of fissures.
 8 XI  |           smooth that it would be impossible to ascend them.~Harry calculated
 9 XII |        evidently famished. It was impossible to say how long she might
10 XII |    precise meaning to her, it was impossible to ascertain what she knew.~
11 XII | persistent silence. They found it impossible to forget all that had appeared
12 XIII|        Jack, “and therefore it is impossible to make you jealous of any
13 XVI |          it been effected.~“It is impossible to doubt it,” said James
14 XVI |          duty to be silent. It is impossible to doubt her affection for
15 XVI |           hidden foe, whom it was impossible to meet or to avoid. Therefore
16 XVII|         fled from him, but it was impossible, so narrowly did he watch
17 XVII|          want to do what is quite impossible,” said Nell. “My grandfather