Chapter

 1 II  |     cease asking himself. Was he called to make conquest of another
 2 III |     slides, oscillating ladders, called “man-engines,” which, by
 3 IV  | habitation, “his cottage,” as he called it, in which resided the
 4 V   |        would, without fail, have called them supernatural, but Harry
 5 VI  |      what the ‘monk,’ as the men called him, used to do. But I have
 6 VI  |      working in the mine. He was called so because he wore a long
 7 VI  |       galleries. The monk, as we called him, with his face masked,
 8 VII |          and shapes. It might be called a hive with numberless ranges
 9 VII |  Scottish subsoil, what might be called a subterranean county, which,
10 XIV |  Holyrood, are the superb cliffs called Salisbury Crags. Arthur’
11 XIV |         Auld Reekie, properly so called. Two heights commanded the
12 XV  |     scenes shines the pale moon, called in old ballads ‘Macfarlane’
13 XVII|          monstrous owl, which he called Harfang, who assisted him
14 XIX |    dwellers in Coal Town ever be called to witness this second ceremony?