Chapter

 1 II  |     to go to Granton Pier to catch the steamer, which in three
 2 II  |  politeness needn’t make you catch cold.”~“Shall we take shelter
 3 III | frequently turned, trying to catch, either some distant noise,
 4 IX  |      the use? We shall never catch it.”~The president and his
 5 IX  | belief that they could never catch it seemed far from groundless.~
 6 IX  | getting tired! We shall soon catch it up now, and if it can
 7 X   |     his hand; you may try to catch him, but he escapes like
 8 XI  |   Harry! it’s not so easy to catch the spirits of New Aberfoyle!”~“
 9 XII |  still be in the mine, we’ll catch him some day.”~Of course
10 XIII|    windows, did he strive to catch, by listening, some fragment
11 XV  |      Nell could for a moment catch sight of the old tower of
12 XVII|      Starr, if we could only catch him, we should be able to