Chapter

1 III | man-engines,” which, by a simple movement, permitted the miners to
2 IV  |     missed the former animation, movement, and life in the well-worked
3 VI  |       all at once, with a sudden movement, “Hand me your lamp, Harry,”
4 VII |     waters of these lakes had no movement of currents or tides; no
5 XI  |          it, or, if there, by no movement did he in the slightest
6 XIII|          nothing,” said Harry.~A movement of the ladder machinery
7 XIV |       borne along with a gliding movement, like that of a balloon
8 XV  |     watched the curious sea-like movement of the river. After a night’