Chapter

 1 III |    Artificial pillars were made of stone from neighboring quarries,
 2 III |           fifty paces, when a huge stone fell at the feet of James
 3 III |            engineer by the arm.~“A stone, Harry! Ah! these old vaultings
 4 III |         Ford, “it seems to me that stone was thrown, thrown as by
 5 III |           has happened to me.~That stone falling just at the moment
 6 IV  |          since the incident of the stone, and wished to examine the
 7 V   |            act of violence. If the stone which had fallen at the
 8 V   |            was of opinion that the stone had become detached from
 9 V   | explanation. According to him, the stone had not fallen, it had been
10 VI  |         and who finally threw that stone at us in the gallery of
11 XI  |            with me than an immense stone is cast upon us, and communication
12 XVII|     occurred, such as the block of stone thrown at Harry, the broken