Chapter

 1 III |       luminous cone which was thrown from his lantern, and set
 2 III |    seems to me that stone was thrown, thrown as by the hand of
 3 III |     me that stone was thrown, thrown as by the hand of man!”~“
 4 III |      as by the hand of man!”~“Thrown!” exclaimed James Starr. “
 5 V   |       the young miner’s lamp, thrown on the wall, revealed no
 6 V   |       of James Starr had been thrown by the hand of some ill-disposed
 7 V   |       not fallen, it had been thrown; for otherwise, without
 8 X   | lighted up by the bright rays thrown from the discs, hung from
 9 XI  |  twelve feet wide. A beam was thrown across like a bridge, so
10 XVII|    such as the block of stone thrown at Harry, the broken ladder