Chapter

 1 II  |      steamer, which in three hours would take him up the Forth
 2 VII |  which would burn for twelve hours. It was more than was necessary
 3 VIII|      insure light for twelve hours.~James Starr and his companions
 4 VIII|   give light for another ten hours, sir,” said Harry.~“Well,
 5 VIII|  difficult return lasted two hours. By reckoning the time since
 6 IX  |  Ryan had been stopped a few hours previously. The lamps, fastened
 7 X   |   Stirling, a visit of a few hours to the mines of New Aberfoyle.~
 8 XII |     NELL ADOPTED~A COUPLE of hours later, Harry still unconscious,
 9 XII |     and the words signifying hours, days, months, and years
10 XIV | during these eight and forty hours spent above ground, the
11 XIV |       awaited them. In a few hours it would convey them all
12 XIV |    the day after a couple of hours’ rest.”~At two o’clock in
13 XV  |      gaze. She required some hours of rest, were it but to
14 XV  |   have seen during these few hours spent in the glorious light