Chapter

 1 III |  would never be in the state necessary to make them into coal.”~
 2 IV  | would willingly, had it been necessary, have resumed the miner’
 3 VI  |  glade. Harry’s lamp was not necessary here, but it would very
 4 VI  |    hard, and it had not been necessary to bank up the end of the
 5 VII |  hours. It was more than was necessary for the journey there and
 6 VIII|      go ten times as far, if necessary. But once more, Mr. Starr,
 7 VIII|   the center of the globe if necessary, to tear out the last scrap
 8 VIII|  supplied with lamps and all necessary tools, would résumé the
 9 VIII| mistake the way. It was only necessary to make the hands take the
10 IX  |    the depths of the pit, if necessary, to find Harry, and with
11 XIV | saying, “Harry, is it really necessary for me to leave the mine
12 XVII|      not let you go away; if necessary, we shall keep you by force.