Chapter

 1 IX  |       hurt, for when with the rope round his waist he had rushed
 2 IX  |       with lamps, picks, long rope ladders, not forgetting
 3 IX  |    men fixed to the landing a rope ladder, which unrolled itself
 4 XI  |       fasten myself to a long rope, by which you can let me
 5 XI  |       provided himself with a rope about 200 feet long. It
 6 XI  |     sank into the pit. As the rope caused him to swing gently
 7 XI  | signal agreed on, to have the rope pulled up.~It tightened
 8 XI  |      did, for they pulled the rope up faster; a distance of
 9 XI  |      dread. One strand of the rope gave way, and it made them
10 XI  |  succeeded, at the moment the rope was giving way, in catching
11 XI  |       extremity of the broken rope—when, just as his convulsive
12 XVII|    and also so nearly cut the rope by which Harry and Nell