Chapter

 1 IV  |     for signs of coal, only to return each day, wearied, but not
 2 V   |    blow, listening if it would return a favor-able sound. So long
 3 VII |    losing it now, if we do not return immediately to the cottage.
 4 VIII|    impossibility! Come, let us return to the reality, which is
 5 VIII|  Aberfoyle. It was now time to return to the Dochart pit. The
 6 VIII|  degree pierce, this difficult return lasted two hours. By reckoning
 7 VIII|        the right path on their return, or the narrow orifice,
 8 X   |     had thought it his duty to return to his old trade. But though
 9 XI  |        the vein discovered. We return as we came, a prodigious
10 XV  |     our tourists, who meant to return to Stirling by Callander.~
11 XVI |        Simon and Harry, should return to the scene of the disaster,
12 XVI |      all day until the hour of return home from work.~Harry became
13 XVII|        ruin be averted; I must return to my grandfather. He threatens
14 XVII|         and that will be by my return to him. Invisible himself,
15 XVII| himself is deceived. I mean to return to the secret passages I