Chapter

 1 I   |   piece of coal, my friends,” resumed James Starr, “is like the
 2 IV  |       it been necessary, have resumed the miner’s pick, and with
 3 IV  |     not believe me.”~“Simon,” resumed the engineer, “look me straight
 4 V   |       and that it ought to be resumed. They spent their whole
 5 VI  |     you sure?”~“Listen, sir!” resumed Simon. “It is not a seam
 6 VIII|   weather is so bad outside,” resumed Starr, “that the waters
 7 X   |      time when the works were resumed, had never yet breathed
 8 XIII|       minute longer.”~“Jack,” resumed Harry, “I need not pretend
 9 XIII|  Harry!”~“But, first of all,” resumed Harry, “I wish that Nell
10 XIV |    both of us.”~“But, Harry,” resumed Nell, “ever since you found
11 XVI |      Scotland.~Nell gradually resumed her customary duties, and
12 XVII|       dead years ago.”~“But,” resumed James Starr, “what does
13 XVII|      can recollect all this,” resumed Simon, “since I have seen
14 XVII| granddaughter of old Silfax,” resumed Nell. “I never knew a mother
15 XVII|       of your first attempt,” resumed Nell, “as soon as my grandfather
16 XVII|   hear what our mother says?” resumed Harry. “Wherever you go