Chapter

 1 III |       exist, it was because the cause of it had disappeared, and
 2 III |      disappeared, and with this cause, the combustible in which
 3 V   |      Harry hastened to seek the cause of this mysterious work.
 4 V   |     evidently due to a physical cause, “My lad,” the old man would
 5 VI  | fire-damp. No effects without a cause.”~“Just as no smoke without
 6 VI  |     coal.”~“Did not these fires cause any explosion?” asked the
 7 VI  |        Ford, “such as I used to cause myself when I wished to
 8 VI  |       mixture is lighted by any cause, there is an explosion,
 9 IX  |         the old overman was the cause of trouble alone to the
10 XIII|  without so much as knowing the cause of them?~“Nell has persisted
11 XV  |      engine could move her.~The cause of this accident was simply
12 XV  |   exclaimed James Starr, as the cause of this marvel became suddenly
13 XVI |    satisfy themselves as to the cause of it. They mentioned their
14 XVI | extremity of the works, and the cause of them was always in some