Chapter

1 IV  |     years, in a subterranean dwelling, hollowed out in the schistous
2 IV  | ushered their guest into the dwelling. James Starr found himself
3 VIII|    place I mean to change my dwelling, here I will build a new
4 X   |      Street, Edinburgh. This dwelling was situated on the shores
5 XII |     she should remain in the dwelling where she had been so charitably
6 XII |  never would give up the old dwelling.”~“Perhaps it would have
7 XVI |      the upper part of their dwelling.~At the same moment, cries
8 XVI |     was heard throughout the dwelling; in a moment, Madge, Harry,