Chapter

 1 I  |         been sunk, it being now abandoned, as were the other pits,
 2 I  |       James Starr had therefore abandoned the mine with the absolute
 3 I  |      the Aberfoyle colliery was abandoned, and did not know either
 4 II |      years these mines had been abandoned. No new seams had been discovered,
 5 III|       the colliery had not been abandoned.~James Starr was still a
 6 IV |         now that the works were abandoned he wished to live there
 7 V  | companions, they would not have abandoned the mine to the imps and
 8 VI |        a corpse that the miners abandoned; and I dare to assert, Mr.
 9 VII|        supposed that some works abandoned for centuries had been discovered
10 XII|  mysterious denizens of the pit abandoned it, or ceased to visit the