Chapter

 1 I    |     were now driven to seek the means of subsistence elsewhere,
 2 II   |        was born, it is there he means to die!”~“I can understand
 3 IV   |       deserted shaft. It was by means of this pipe that ventilation
 4 IV   |         overman. As he had some means saved during a long life
 5 V    | communicated with each other by means of long subterranean galleries.
 6 VI   |  fire-damp, and to me fire-damp means a vein of coal.”~“Did not
 7 VI   |         time there was no other means of destroying the bad gas
 8 VI   |       knew the plan, and by its means I discovered the presence
 9 XI   |        whoever he is, has by no means given up his evil intentions.
10 XI   |       and water to you, was the means of—”~“Jack, my friend,”
11 XIII |        of the pit. He did so by means of one of those ladders
12 XIV  |         said James Starr; “that means when she is just opposite
13 XVII |     resolution is taken. By one means only can your ruin be averted;
14 XVIII|         possessed some terrible means by which the whole of Aberfoyle
15 XVIII|       persevering men, by whose means the mine had been restored