Chapter

1 I   |         soil, burrowed in every direction. They had even attempted
2 III |        casing of wood. In every direction embankments supplied the
3 VII |        soundings made under the direction of James Starr during the
4 VIII|         them what was the exact direction of this unknown tunnel.~
5 VIII|        any idea of the probable direction of this long passage which
6 IX  | superstition, darted off in the direction of the moving light. Jack
7 IX  |       long way in the southwest direction of the pit, and began to
8 XI  |       he wanted to see in which direction it led, and whether another
9 XIV |         to turn in the opposite direction. “Oh, no,” said she, “my