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 1 I   |   to take without delay the road to the old Aberfoyle colliery.~
 2 II  |           CHAPTER II ON THE ROAD~THE course of James Starr’
 3 III | winding course, they took a road under tall, dripping trees.
 4 VII |     Madge herself, took the road already traversed the day
 5 VII |    Starr! come, father! The road to New Aberfoyle is open!”~
 6 VIII| come to the end of the wide road which they had followed
 7 VIII|     day, and let’s take the road back to the cottage.”~Nothing
 8 VIII|     to the Dochart pit. The road was easy, the gallery running
 9 VIII|  tunnels which open off our road are only just like those
10 VIII|   he thus kept in the right road.~In darkness through which
11 XIV |     trees, they could see a road which led to the banks of
12 XIV |    pace of his masters. The road was lonely. Nell kept looking
13 XIV | could be discerned when the road passed over open levels—