Chapter

 1 I    |      the engineer.~James Starr stood upright, at the door of
 2 I    |  overman, Simon Ford. Near him stood a boy, about fifteen years
 3 II   |       notice the sentinels who stood before its gateways, dressed
 4 III  |  accustomed.~When the engineer stood still, Harry Ford stopped
 5 IV   | schistous mass, where formerly stood the powerful engines which
 6 VIII |     distinctly heard.~All four stood for some minutes, their
 7 IX   |        completely deserted. It stood on the top of a high rock,
 8 IX   |   slight feeling of terror.~He stood considering for some time,
 9 IX   |        the excavation in which stood Simon Ford’s cottage. There
10 XIV  |   round the Calton Hill, where stood, in the light of the gray
11 XVIII|      St. Giles’s chapel, which stood on the shores of Loch Malcolm.~
12 XVIII|        late to fly! Old Silfax stood there, prepared to fulfill
13 XVIII|        of the coal mine.~As he stood ready to accomplish this