Chapter

 1 I   | particularly in the depths of the mysterious mines of Aberfoyle, which
 2 V   |         to seek the cause of this mysterious work. The tunnel was empty.
 3 VI  |     returned the young man, “that mysterious being who haunts our domain,
 4 VIII|          to suspect the hand of a mysterious being in this last accident?
 5 X   |           the hope of finding the mysterious being whose intervention,
 6 XI  |     sought refuge in the deep and mysterious abyss, he had either left
 7 XII |           resolved to explore the mysterious well, and did so, well armed
 8 XII |           in the right. Had these mysterious denizens of the pit abandoned
 9 XII |          a little food; but for a mysterious guide, who afterwards led
10 XIII|         their dwellings—why did a mysterious form always emerge from
11 XIV |           detecting a clue to the mysterious events connected with her
12 XVI |          below the level of these mysterious operations Thus the fall
13 XVI |       them was always in some way mysterious.~Thus, for instance, the
14 XVII|           mystery. Silfax was the mysterious being so long vainly sought