Chapter

 1 I   |       to keep this invitation secret.”~Such was the letter which
 2 I   | invitation, which I must keep secret, to repair to the Dochart
 3 II  |     letter knew the overman’s secret, since it expressly contradicted
 4 IV  | possibly guessed enough of my secret?” And Simon fell into a
 5 X   |   learnt to know all its most secret ins and outs. He could even
 6 XII |      questions, but that some secret existed in connection with
 7 XII |  subject for the present. Her secret would certainly escape her
 8 XII |   been mixed up with all this secret business. If she had nothing
 9 XII |  proves to me that some awful secret, which she dares not reveal,
10 XVI |       and lays his schemes in secret; but displays such intelligence
11 XVI |      positive that some great secret painfully oppresses her
12 XVII|       must have lived in some secret abyss of the mine.~The old
13 XVII|   that you had discovered the secret, and had written in all
14 XVII|       I mean to return to the secret passages I formerly frequented