Chapter

1 IV   |     Ford was silent.~When Madge rose from the table, all followed
2 XIV  |          A faint streak of pale rose tinted the light vapors
3 XIV  |       of the old town. Westward rose many hill-tops, soon to
4 XIV  |         increased in intensity, rose color became red, red became
5 XIV  | refraction, he contracted as he rose and assumed the perfectly
6 XIV  |    became more white as the sun rose above the horizon. As her
7 XIV  |         Thy creation!” Then she rose and looked around. At her
8 XVI  |        the mine. The old people rose hastily. They perceived
9 XVIII|    streams of the fire-damp now rose upward in the vaulted dome;