Chapter

 1 VI |     sandstone and schist were round us after that, and when
 2 IX |       seemed sometimes to fly round the tower, as if it was
 3 IX |    credulous, fastening ropes round their waists, they rushed
 4 IX |        for when with the rope round his waist he had rushed
 5 IX |  however. His foot tried each round, as some of them were worm-eaten.
 6 IX |     It was intensely dark all round. The lamps held by the men
 7 XI |         The cord was fastened round Harry’s thighs and under
 8 XI |    caused him to swing gently round and round, the light of
 9 XI |     to swing gently round and round, the light of his lamp fell
10 XI |    lamp from his belt, walked round the place, and perceived
11 XI |     eagerly fastened the cord round his waist, stuck on his
12 XIV|       the spirits of air hand round and round the sky to collect
13 XIV| spirits of air hand round and round the sky to collect the stars
14 XIV|    But I thought the moon was round?”~“So she is, when ‘full,’”
15 XIV|    along Leith Walk, and went round the Calton Hill, where stood,