Chapter

 1 V    |     light of his lamp, Harry carefully examined the place attacked
 2 VII  |     Madge, seated on a rock, carefully observed the excavation,
 3 VII  |    pieces, and examined them carefully, hoping to discover some
 4 VIII |      lamp above his head. He carefully followed the principal gallery,
 5 VIII |       As he said, by groping carefully, they could not mistake
 6 IX   |   venture thus. He went very carefully, however. His foot tried
 7 XI   |     was able to examine them carefully. These walls consisted of
 8 XI   | again advanced and felt more carefully.~His senses had not deceived
 9 XII  |     endeavor to question her carefully.~She appeared ignorant of
10 XIII |      Simon’s cottage, yet so carefully as hitherto to avoid notice?
11 XV   |      KATRINE~HARRY bore Nell carefully down the steeps of Arthur’
12 XV   | friend Jack looked about him carefully, he might see, still gliding
13 XVIII|   The system of watching was carefully maintained, but the miners