Chapter

 1 II   |   examined it. Like the other, it bore the Aberfoyle postmark.
 2 II   | limestones. This the roving waves bore over the submerged and now
 3 IV   |       overman of the Dochart pit, bore the weight of sixty-five
 4 VIII |         waters of the sea! Let us bore the bed of the Atlantic
 5 IX   |           of Robert Stuart, which bore the name of Dundonald Castle.~
 6 IX   |           as much as he liked, he bore his trouble patiently, and
 7 IX   |           ascertain if the ground bore any footprints, which could
 8 X    |          of the county, and which bore the rather ambitious title
 9 XV   |     LOMOND AND LOCH KATRINE~HARRY bore Nell carefully down the
10 XVI  |     melancholy in her countenance bore witness to much mental agitation.~
11 XVIII|        breast, and in his hand he bore a lighted Davy safety lamp,