Chapter

 1 II  |     distance of ten or twelve miles, lay the Aberfoyle colliery,
 2 III |       shaft was situated four miles from Callander. Whilst walking,
 3 III |       the Melrose farm, forty miles from here. Ah, it’s not
 4 VI  | gallery for a distance of two miles, the three explorers—for,
 5 VI  |       gone a distance of four miles. The engineer, urged by
 6 VII |   These fields extended forty miles north and south, and stretched
 7 VII |    extent of more than twenty miles, contain two hundred and
 8 VIII|   Dochart pit for nearly five miles. There they would still
 9 IX  |       top of a high rock, two miles from the town, and was seldom
10 IX  |    entrance of the Firth, ten miles to the north, when she was
11 X   |  surface of the ground. Seven miles to the southwest of Callander
12 XI  |      have. Listen to me! Five miles west of New Aberfoyle, under
13 XV  |   displayed during the thirty miles’ voyage. Nell, seated between
14 XV  |      Loch Katrine is only ten miles in length; its width never
15 XV  |       width never exceeds two miles. The hills nearest it are
16 XVI |  along at the rate of fifteen miles an hour, while at their