Chapter

1 III |     specimen of a lowlander. Accustomed from his earliest days to
2 III |  James Starr’s eyes were not accustomed.~When the engineer stood
3 III |  mine, my eyes have not been accustomed to see in the dark, as they
4 VIII|   Scotchwoman; “we have been accustomed to explore the old Aberfoyle
5 IX  |      day or night, Madge was accustomed to mark with a cross each
6 XII |    unknown to her.~Her eyes, accustomed to the night, were pained
7 XII |    If you but knew what eyes accustomed to its depth can see! Shades
8 XIV |   which her sight had to get accustomed.~Just as they left the cottage,
9 XIV | horizon. As her sight became accustomed to it, her eyelids were