Chapter

 1 IX   |         same time, when so many people were thinking about James
 2 IX   | fire-maidens, given them by the people of the coast? It was evidently
 3 IX   |       food of these unfortunate people, imprisoned fifteen hundred
 4 IX   |      succeeded. The unfortunate people, shut up in that dark cavern
 5 XI   |      Jack. “See what numbers of people come to visit us! Cheer
 6 XI   |      you, Harry, or any of your people.”~“No matter, Jack,” replied
 7 XII  |       from the opening. So most people came to the conclusion that
 8 XII  |       cottage! oh, yes; but the people who lived there I only saw
 9 XII  |   indeed, Harry! Once some rash people made their way into these
10 XIII |      happiness of the two young people. But another motive, connected
11 XVI  |     down into the mine. The old people rose hastily. They perceived
12 XVI  |    water.~Now, although to most people this event seemed plainly
13 XVII |         any questions about the people up above us, his face grew
14 XVIII|        engineers, the principal people of Coal Town, the friends