Chapter

 1 I   |    but, notwithstanding the wish which the overman had expressed
 2 II  | without object? Did someone wish to prevent James Starr from
 3 III |     lamp?”~“Yes, and I only wish it was still the safety
 4 III |   James Starr. “I could not wish for a better than a fine
 5 IV  |  comely woman. Madge had no wish to leave the Dochart pit
 6 IV  |     cottage?”~“He would not wish to leave us.”~“Don’t you
 7 V   |   someone besides ourselves wish to find out if a seam yet
 8 VI  | said Simon Ford, “I did not wish to tell any man but yourself.”~“
 9 VIII|  has never deceived me!”~“I wish to believe you, Simon,”
10 IX  |    did this invisible being wish to entice Sir William and
11 XI  |     head, “I will do as you wish me; but I tell you all the
12 XIII|   had the greatest possible wish to be of the party when
13 XIII|  that I do not love Nell; I wish above all things to make
14 XIII|     all,” resumed Harry, “I wish that Nell should gain a
15 XIII|    before she marries me, I wish her to see what I am, and
16 XIV |    you will be free, if you wish it, to continue your life