Chapter

 1 I  |      their smallest veins. Now deserted, these mines perforated
 2 III| touched at the appearance this deserted spot presented. It was like
 3 IV |       through the opening of a deserted shaft. It was by means of
 4 VII|     the apparatus of the mine, deserted for ten years, must be set
 5 VII|        sort. No one would have deserted such riches. Human termites
 6 VII|      Ten years’ sojourn in the deserted mine, an uncommon pertinacity
 7 IX |        country, was completely deserted. It stood on the top of
 8 IX |       the shaft was completely deserted; but Sir William was much
 9 X  |       to offer for labor, they deserted the open air for an underground
10 XIV|     Ryan as they traversed the deserted streets. To Nell, this suburb