Chapter

 1 III | galleries. They ran through the wall of schist and sandstone,
 2 IV  |        to have only a partition wall between you and him.”~“And
 3 IV  |         was leaning against the wall of the cottage.~“Forward!”
 4 V   |         of a pickax against the wall.~Harry hastened to seek
 5 V   |     miner’s lamp, thrown on the wall, revealed no trace of any
 6 VI  |         hydrogen.~“Close to the wall,” said the engineer.~“Yes,”
 7 VI  |        lamp to that part of the wall at which he and his son
 8 VII |       James Starr, “behind that wall lies a carboniferous bed,
 9 VII |        here. We will blast this wall with dynamite. We will lay
10 VII |         the excavation, and the wall which was to be blasted.~
11 VIII|       distance was its opposite wall— the darkness totally concealed;
12 VIII|        with nothing but a solid wall.~The old overman stepped
13 IX  |  sometimes on a broken piece of wall, sometimes on the summit
14 IX  |    almanac was pinned up on the wall, and there the last cross
15 IX  |  stopped short. There, near the wall, lay four bodies, stretched
16 XVII|        of the openings into the wall of the new cutting; hence,