Chapter

 1 VI   |        its heart beats still.”~“Speak, Ford! Have you discovered
 2 VIII |      order agreed. They did not speak, but it was not for want
 3 XI   |    certainly as the criminal we speak of, and I mean to seek them
 4 XII  |        words like one unused to speak much. They were in the Gaelic
 5 XII  |       poor bairn is too weak to speak to us,” said Madge, when
 6 XII  |     Nell will not, or dare not, speak about them,” answered Harry
 7 XIII |          but now I will!”~“You? speak in earnest?”~“My good fellow,
 8 XIII |         listen, Jack! I want to speak in earnest myself now.”~“
 9 XIV  |        Newhaven.~Nell could not speak. Her lips murmured a word
10 XVI  |          Ah! if Nell would only speak!” cried the engineer.~“Mr.
11 XVI  |        utmost horror. Unable to speak, her eyes were riveted on
12 XVII |      own interest, she ought to speak now. For his own sake, as
13 XVII |      cried Harry.~“Allow her to speak,” said James Starr in a
14 XVIII| increased, and he could not but speak of it to the old overman,