Chapter

 1 III |      work of the mine, he was strong and hardy, as well as brave
 2 IV  |      Scotch term, was a tall, strong, comely woman. Madge had
 3 IV  |       Simon Ford, taking up a strong pick, which was leaning
 4 VI  | shoulders, my lad! I am still strong enough to bear you!” The
 5 VII |      atmosphere, would not be strong enough to make any explosion.~“
 6 VIII|     would have entered into a strong competition with Swansea
 7 IX  |     Clearly, it needed a good strong imagination to find any
 8 IX  |       like Jack Ryan, with so strong a constitution, could not
 9 X   |       Aberfoyle exerted their strong lungs to answer him.~Jack
10 XI  |      interest in this mine in strong opposition to ours. Many
11 XI  |  particularly thick, but very strong—sufficiently so to sustain
12 XI  |       his belt, also a large, strong knife in a leather sheath.~
13 XVII|    brain. He was prodigiously strong, and he knew the mine as
14 XVII|    dislike to it, took such a strong affection for me, that I