Chapter

 1 VII  |     doubt because it had had a free passage since the day before.
 2 VII  |        the caverns and allowed free communication between them.~
 3 VIII |       of the gallery was quite free from it. However, Harry
 4 XI   |         Thus supported, he was free to use both his hands. A
 5 XI   |         keeping his right hand free to hold the knife, he gave
 6 XIV  |         Afterwards you will be free, if you wish it, to continue
 7 XV   |    lungs with ease inhaled the free and healthful air. Her eyes
 8 XV   |   begun in brilliant sunshine, free from the British fogs which
 9 XVIII| tranquil, although she was not free from uneasiness. Harry’s
10 XIX  |     and Simon Ford, henceforth free from the anxieties which