Chapter

 1 IV|      as the eleventh century, William the Conqueror divided the
 2 IX|     could not be doubted. Sir William Elphiston, President of
 3 IX|  completely deserted; but Sir William was much surprised at hearing
 4 IX|          Burnt?” repeated Sir William. “Indeed, here sure enough
 5 IX|  Certainly not,” answered Sir William Elphiston, who had become
 6 IX|        my men!” exclaimed Sir William.~“It’s a goblin light!”
 7 IX|      of this vain pursuit Sir William Elphiston and his companions
 8 IX|      being wish to entice Sir William and his companions to the
 9 IX|      And indeed,” thought Sir William, “if it wishes to avoid
10 IX|       the thought crossed Sir William’s mind the light suddenly
11 IX|      the opening, was for Sir William and his party but the work
12 IX|   James Starr!” exclaimed Sir William Elphiston.~“Harry! Harry!”
13 IX| others! help them first!”~Sir William, Jack, and their companions
14 IX|      to do more for them.~Sir William wondered whether this might
15 IX|    wished to point out to Sir William. This was a natural opening.