Chapter

 1 I   |         like a kettle on a hot fire. In some of these brain
 2 III |  limestone, and granite, which fire cannot consume.”~“Do you
 3 III | prevents the gas from catching fire. The Davy lamp was of no
 4 VI  |       Just as no smoke without fire.”~“And have you recognized
 5 VI  |      the west end of the mine. Fire, which suddenly went out,
 6 XIV |  horizon be? Is it a forest on fire?”~“No, it is the rising
 7 XIV |      be illuminated by tips of fire.~Now the distant horizon
 8 XIV |        point in the New Town, “Fire!” cried she.~“No, Nell,
 9 XIV |     she.~“No, Nell, that is no fire,” said Harry. “The sun has
10 XVII|        to fear nothing—neither fire nor water. It was his own