Chapter

 1 V   |   extraordinary if nothing of the kind appeared. Could there indeed
 2 VII |        part in researches of this kind.~However that might be,
 3 XI  |         won’t you admit that some kind fairy or brownie, by bringing
 4 XII |         an uncommonly interesting kind of ghost.~It must have been
 5 XII |       death, Nell; and, but for a kind and charitable being—an
 6 XIII|           made no proposal of the kind to him, which caused him
 7 XIV |         emerged from the gloom; a kind of ashy light was spread
 8 XVI |         miners were seized with a kind of panic, and it required
 9 XVII| deliverance, brought about by the kind assistance of Nell, who
10 XVII|        himself. In his way he was kind to me, dreadful as he was;