Chapter

 1 V   |     good or bad, with much more reason must the dark mines be haunted
 2 V   |   Aberfoyle mines? But for what reason? I will find that out, if
 3 VI  |         up to where the gas, by reason of its buoyancy, would naturally
 4 VIII|      bar the path. There was no reason for stopping for a whole
 5 VIII|         Starr, “and that is the reason this cavern is so huge.”~“
 6 IX  |         had disappeared, and no reason could be brought forward
 7 IX  |        Starr could have had any reason for burning the ladders,
 8 XI  | concealed in the mine. For some reason, known only to himself,
 9 XII |         to visit the spot, what reason could the girl have had
10 XIII|      she was born, it stands to reason that she knows nothing,
11 XVII|      able to make him listen to reason.”~“My poor Harry! there
12 XVII|        and perhaps bring him to reason.”~“You want to do what is