Chapter

 1 III  |       at whatever season, the mining population, above and below
 2 III  |     took the place of the old mining tramways. James Starr felt
 3 III  |    asked James Starr.~“An old mining comrade,” replied Harry.
 4 IV   |     was descended from an old mining family, and his ancestors
 5 IV   |    century, a license for the mining of “sea coal” was granted
 6 V    |       Scotland. Of course the mining population must furnish
 7 VII  |      sustained by a marvelous mining instinct— all these qualities
 8 IX   |     had not forgotten his old mining habits, and he was well
 9 X    |     lived in the midst of his mining world.~On the discovery
10 XIII |      THE REVOLVING LADDER~THE mining operations at New Aberfoyle
11 XVI  | electric lamps at full power.~Mining operations were being carried
12 XVI  |       be a man experienced in mining, skilled beyond the most
13 XVIII|  costume. Then came the other mining engineers, the principal