Chapter

 1 I   |       the Aberfoyle postmark, county of Stirling, Scotland.~The
 2 I   |  mines and occupy part of the county of Stirling, that the name
 3 II  |     from the same part of the county of Stirling. The old miner
 4 V   |     there existed beneath the county of Stirling a vast tract,
 5 VII |      be called a subterranean county, which, to be habitable,
 6 VIII|      the oldest miners in the county had ever known.~No! It was
 7 VIII|     are in the subsoil of the county of Stirling, Mr. Starr,”
 8 X   |    tourists who roam over the county of Stirling, a visit of
 9 X   |  buried in the subsoil of the county, and which bore the rather
10 X   |  Katrine, to the north of the county of Stirling. It was a regular
11 X   |  attain on the surface of the county. Dozens of babies, who were
12 XII | holiday on the surface of the county of Stirling as well as in
13 XIII|      the upper surface of the county of Stirling. He wished to
14 XIV |      the soft outlines of the county of Fife, while beneath the
15 XVI |   made in all directions. The county police were on the alert