Chapter

 1 I   |    county of Stirling, that the name of Starr had acquired the
 2 I   |         view, well deserves the name of the Northern Athens.~
 3 I   |   coal-mines a very significant name. They very justly call them
 4 VI  |         like a monk. His proper name was the ‘fireman.’ At that
 5 IX  |   Robert Stuart, which bore the name of Dundonald Castle.~At
 6 IX  |    asserted? Did they merit the name of fire-maidens, given them
 7 IX  |         powerful voice.~Harry’s name echoed and re-echoed among
 8 X   |     which the engineer gave the name of Loch Malcolm.~There,
 9 XV  |      steamboat, the SINCLAIR by name, awaited tourists about
10 XVI |    Silfax!”—and, murmuring this name, her whole frame shuddering
11 XVII|    CHAPTER XVII THE “MONK”~THIS name revealed everything to the
12 XVII| engineer and Harry all that the name of Silfax had revealed to
13 XVII|           since I have seen the name of Silfax on the door. But