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 1 I  |       researches have not led to the discovery of a new vein, and the last
 2 I  |           must well know that such a discovery would be the one thing in
 3 II | circumstances, it was plain that the discovery of a new seam of coal would
 4 VII|             what do you think of our discovery? Was I wrong to trouble
 5 VII|          circumstances attending the discovery of the new bed. It made
 6 VII|             of matchless wealth, the discovery of which belonged entirely
 7 X  |             his mining world.~On the discovery of the new field, all the
 8 X  |      narrowly escaped paying for the discovery with your life— well, it
 9 X  |              old overman, before the discovery of New Aberfoyle, had not
10 XII|            at the time they made the discovery of the coal mine; and although
11 XII|            Harry unexpectedly made a discovery which, in part at least,
12 XII|     authorities were informed of the discovery of the entrance. Watchers
13 XII|            of coal? And did not that discovery lead to the happy result