Chapter

 1 III  |      the miner’s lamp or by the electric light, the use of which
 2 VII  |      charm by the light of some electric star, and, connected by
 3 X    |        was shed from numbers of electric discs; some suspended from
 4 XI   |       recesses of the mine?~The electric discs shed a brilliancy
 5 XII  |      pained by the glare of the electric discs; but in the dark her
 6 XII  |       of Loch Malcolm.~Then the electric brilliance darted less vividly,
 7 XIII |     comrade by the light of the electric lamps.~“Ah, Jack!” replied
 8 XIII |         the day being over, the electric lights in the mine were
 9 XVI  |         while at their approach electric bells warned the workmen
10 XVI  |      brilliantly lighted by the electric lamps at full power.~Mining
11 XVIII| decorated for the occasion.~The electric discs of light which illuminated
12 XVIII|       Aberfoyle. In the chapel, electric lamps shed a glow over the