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Jules Verne
The Underground City

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501 IX | wanting; neither song, nor dance, nor fun of any sort—nothing 502 IX | dared to accompany those dances with the music of his bagpipes.~“ 503 XII | awful secret, which she dares not reveal, weighs on her 504 III | will guide you, and yet I daresay you could find your way 505 IV | said his father, his brow darkening.~“I think, father,” returned 506 IX | lamps, spring forward, and dart through the opening, was 507 IX | description of him and the date on which he left Edinburgh; 508 XIV | red became fiery, daylight dawned. Nell now glanced towards 509 XVIII| no token of existence.~By daybreak the entire population of 510 XIV | no eye could endure the dazzling splendor;~it was as though 511 IX | false step would entail a deadly fall, through this space 512 XII | had you been down there, dearie?” inquired Madge.~Nell made 513 X | life— well, it was not too dearly bought.”~“No, Jack, it was 514 XVIII| all felt they owed a large debt of gratitude to these bold 515 XIII | to me it would seem like deceiving her, if I led her to decide 516 IX | Lord Provost.~There his declaration was received. His account 517 XVIII| collected aspect. She had declined every ornament of dress, 518 XVIII| which had been handsomely decorated for the occasion.~The electric 519 X | Loch Malcolm. A chapel, dedicated to St. Giles, overlooked 520 XVI | surrounding country. The evil deeds of such men would certainly, 521 IV | returned the old overman, his deep-set eyes gleaming strangely.~ 522 XVII | more savage in temper the deeper the Dochart pit— his pit!— 523 XIII | eyes flashing through the deepest darkness, come cautiously 524 XIV | Harry, who clasped it, how deeply she was affected by the 525 XI | his knife in one hand. He defended himself and the child as 526 VIII | Had someone an interest in defending the new coal field against 527 XVI | would have continued her defense; but the engineer stopped 528 I | been explored before the definite cessation of the works. 529 XII | conversation of Harry, from whom by degrees she learnt truths concerning 530 XVIII| explosion was even for a moment delayed.~Silfax, gazing upwards 531 XIV | those fine autumn days so delicious on the sea coast.~A soft, 532 XVII | imprisonment, and then our deliverance, brought about by the kind 533 XI | that passage, another hand delivered us! I shall not soon forget 534 XII | afterwards led to them their deliverers, they never would have escaped 535 IX | evidently just an optical delusion, aided by a good deal of 536 XVI | will, and to explain it demands every effort of thought 537 XVI | Jack Ryan, that the evil demon of the mine revenges himself 538 XVI | was rather reserved than demonstrative. As soon as day broke, she 539 XII | here is the mouth of the den. As to its occupants, the 540 XII | right. Had these mysterious denizens of the pit abandoned it, 541 XVII | that she could not bear to denounce her grandfather. What a 542 XVI | concealing themselves in dens and caves, go forth to rob 543 IV | pit. Owing to its lesser density, the warm air was drawn 544 XIII | deserved it. The maiden depended on no one else, and had 545 XVI | to conceive that the most depraved human being could, single-handed, 546 VIII | from me even in jest to depreciate the New Aberfoyle mine by 547 IV | desire?~But at heart he felt depressed. He missed the former animation, 548 XVII | I told you his mind was deranged— that he had a right to 549 IV | coal (HOUILLE) is really derived from the farrier Houillos, 550 XI | exists a natural shaft which descends perpendicularly into the 551 XVIII| match into the water, and, describing a wide circle, flew downwards, 552 XV | immortalized by the poetical descriptions of Walter Scott,” exclaimed 553 V | dismal crypt, after the desertion of the Dochart pit. Perhaps 554 IV | we may use this word to designate a vast and dark excavation. 555 XVI | intentions seeming specially designed to injure Harry. Starr forbade 556 XIII | it seemed as if the most desirable companion in the world had 557 XVII | clear; I should be the most despicable creature on earth did I 558 II | anthracite, which, being almost destitute of volatile matter, contains 559 XIV | your barber’s basin has destroyed all chance of an inspiration.”~ 560 VI | there was no other means of destroying the bad gas but by dispersing 561 V | that the stone had become detached from the roof of the gallery; 562 IX | have done had he not been detained by an accident which nearly 563 XIII | minute, Jack!” cried Harry, detaining his companion, who was stepping 564 XIV | perhaps also with some hope of detecting a clue to the mysterious 565 IX | fellow-creatures. The tempest did not deter them. As heroic as they 566 XVIII| from uneasiness. Harry’s determination to follow her wherever she 567 IX | Jack jumped into the train, determining to go first of all to the 568 II | acid, so suitable for the development of the vegetable kingdom, 569 I | usually below it, such as the Devonian red sandstone, but without 570 I | engineers who are gradually devouring the carboniferous subsoil 571 XVII | to act as her loyal heart dictated as her duty.~“Nell!” cried 572 IX | That explains why my chum didnt come to Irvine.”~And without 573 IX | region, where there was no difference of day or night, Madge was 574 VIII | would one day create serious difficulties? Had someone an interest 575 XII | At last he scrambled with difficulty up a narrow passage which 576 VIII | subsoil of the ocean! let us dig into the center of the globe 577 XII | wonderfully keen, the pupil dilated in a remarkable manner, 578 II | vapors gradually condensed in diluvial rains, which fell as if 579 IX | The space continued to diminish. The bearer of the lamp 580 VIII | successive CRESCENDO and DIMINUENDO could be distinctly heard.~ 581 VI | the sailor who leaves his disabled vessel— of the proprietor 582 VI | gesture rather of anger than disappointment.~A cry escaped Harry.~“What’ 583 XVI | taken, malevolence would be disarmed, and that Nell would never 584 XIV | was day—the sun arose—his disc seemed to glitter as though 585 XIV | horizon, which could be discerned when the road passed over 586 XVIII| opened without explosion, disclosing a profound abyss, into which 587 X | produced all over the mine by disconnecting the wires.~Below the dome 588 VIII | was not the moment to get discouraged.~Harry, his arms extended, 589 XIII | well as Simon Ford, the discoverers of this rich carboniferous 590 XI | old overman. Jack had been discreet enough to say nothing.~Harry 591 XVI | later, James Starr thus discussed the matter with the old 592 IV | opened in Scotland. Without discussing whether or not the Greeks 593 XVI | little as possible of these discussions. Indeed, she showed no desire 594 IX | the Prince of Wales. He disembarked the same day at Stirling. 595 IX | several days, to his great disgust. However, as soon as he 596 XVIII| dark mantle, his hair was dishevelled, a long white beard fell 597 XVII | creature, in spite of my dislike to it, took such a strong 598 XIX | flew away. He evidently disliked human society as much as 599 XII | villains had been finally dislodged from the mine, and that, 600 V | continuing to inhabit the dismal crypt, after the desertion 601 VI | re-echoed in my heart more dismally than on the rock. Only sandstone 602 I | engineer did not try to dispel the man’s illusion. He patted 603 I | you. Our great family must disperse, and it is not probable 604 VI | destroying the bad gas but by dispersing it in little explosions, 605 XV | beauties of nature to be displayed during the thirty miles’ 606 XVI | his schemes in secret; but displays such intelligence as to 607 XIII | towards her, and were far from displeased thereat. They recollected 608 IX | Several men were placed at his disposal, supplied with lamps, picks, 609 VII | facilitated by the fantastic dispositions of the secondary earths; 610 VIII | mysteriously-prepared attacks? These disquieting ideas crowded into their 611 XVIII| Silfax were too serious to be disregarded. It was only too possible 612 XIV | the first sunbeam would dissipate it; to the maiden it exhibited 613 X | a sailor’s are made for distances. But all this while Harry 614 II | chemical operation, a sort of distillation. All the carbon contained 615 XIX | anxieties which had so long distressed them, joyously presided 616 IV | most conspicuous men in the district which supplies so many fine 617 XVIII| the chances of atmospheric disturbance above ground. Everybody, 618 III | their rotten sleepers, now disused, were then constantly ground 619 XVIII| swimming towards Jack Ryan, he dived repeatedly.~But his efforts 620 XVIII| advanced into the chapel. The Divine blessing was first invoked 621 IV | It might be said that he divined the course of seams in the 622 XII | had never been used to its division, and the words signifying 623 VII | composed of several hundred divisions of all sizes and shapes. 624 IX | letters. But though these documents proved that Starr had left 625 XI | attribute the extraordinary doings we want to account for.”~“ 626 XII | as in its subterraneous domains. Parties of holiday-makers 627 VII | unfathomable wells, and fifty-seven domes, some of which are more 628 IX | effort of Ryan’s to warn the doomed ship. He now had his back 629 XII | mother would; the old woman doted upon her; in short, she 630 VI | two miners, almost as if doubting their words, decided as 631 XV | slender form of sweet Ellen Douglas.”~“To be sure, Mr. Starr,” 632 XVIII| describing a wide circle, flew downwards, alighting at the maiden’ 633 III | to light his companion. A dozen ladders were descended by 634 X | the surface of the county. Dozens of babies, who were born 635 V | actors in the fantastical dramas? The scenery was all ready, 636 XVI | resounded on all sides. Draughts of air rushed along the 637 XII | for the future was to be dreaded from them.~James Starr, 638 XIV | James Starr. “You have been dreaming that you slept, that’s all.”~ 639 XII | received, and perhaps never dreamt of quitting it. This family 640 I | just because her milk is dried up! My wife, my boy, and 641 VII | where the holes were to be drilled, they were rapidly bored 642 III | took a road under tall, dripping trees. Wide fields lay on 643 XIII | Now I see what you are driving at. And when may we expect 644 XIV | drowsiness, her eyelids drooped, her head sank on Harry’ 645 IX | getting them to swallow a few drops of brandy. They very soon 646 XIV | length Nell was overcome with drowsiness, her eyelids drooped, her 647 X | crypt—pintails, snipes, ducks, who fed on the fish which 648 XIX | the outer world.”~Will the dwellers in Coal Town ever be called 649 XV | and Hanoverians repeatedly dyed with blood these lonely 650 V | by him into songs, which earned him great applause in the 651 XI | him.”~Harry spoke with an earnestness which strongly impressed 652 II | of the earth.~It was the earthquake period, caused by internal 653 XI | of the mine, you would be easier in your mind.”~“But, Jack, 654 XIV | The maiden turned her eyes eastward. Harry, keeping close beside 655 IV | he exclaimed, his voice echoing under the roof of schist. “ 656 XIV | superior brilliancy of the moon eclipses that of stars of the sixth 657 XV | persons of low degree.~“To economize hemp,” remarked James Starr.~ 658 XVIII| Ryan laid his hand on the edge of the canoe, the old man, 659 XIII | perfectly able myself to educate the person who is to be 660 V | Two men, however, better educated and with more practical 661 XV | has been compared to an eel on account of its length 662 XVII | new vein of coal. With the egotism of madness, he believed 663 XI | they can’t be made like us, eh?”~“But they ARE just like 664 X | Jack Ryan remark, “It’s eighteen months since they were weaned, 665 XIV | Sir Walter Scott in the eighth chapter of the Heart of 666 XI | faster; a distance of about eighty feet remained to be got 667 XV | more islets, Inveruglas, Eilad-whow, where stand some ruins 668 XV | excitement of the day. A faint ejaculation was all she was able to 669 VIII | long phrases, but in short ejaculations.~It was perhaps imprudent 670 X | continuous currents produced from electro-magnetic machines. When the hour 671 XVIII| attire added to the charming elegance of her appearance. Her hair 672 XII | intelligent, was wanting in many elementary ideas, such as time, for 673 XVIII| depths of the coal mine, and elevated the temperature. The air 674 IV | worked. So early as the eleventh century, William the Conqueror 675 XV | the slender form of sweet Ellen Douglas.”~“To be sure, Mr. 676 | elsewhere 677 XVI | for which we still seek elucidation, although it is no doubt 678 XVI | since he has all this time eluded our vigilance. He must be 679 III | wood. In every direction embankments supplied the place of the 680 XIV | affected by the scene.~“Let us embark now,” said James Starr. “ 681 XIV | Holyrood, with its four embattled towers, is not unlike some 682 XIII | a mysterious form always emerge from the gloomier recesses 683 VI | thinking that the continued emission of carburetted hydrogen 684 I | some years already had been employed down below.~James Starr 685 XVI | risk of their lives, by employing engines filled with water 686 XII | comfort? and did it not enable us to find you, Nell, to 687 XIV | many a sad scene has been enacted! The historian can here 688 XIV | along the banks. It was enchanting.~At length Nell was overcome 689 XIV | a splendid carriageway encircling the hill, which we owe to 690 IX | remembered that, in their encounter in the Yarrow shaft, Jack 691 XVI | entrance to the tunnel, they encountered Simon Ford, who had quitted 692 IV | his hopes and regrets. She encouraged him, she urged him on, and 693 XVII | you seemed to think of encroaching upon his, then indeed his 694 IX | Jack, and their companions endeavored to reanimate the engineer 695 IX | they succeeded in their endeavors, although some—and bold 696 | ending 697 XV | azure skies, and all the endless shades of lovely flowers 698 I | clever miner, peculiarly endowed with the instinct of his 699 IV | temperature; the old overman endured neither the heat of summer 700 VI | Harry spoke with such energy that conviction came instantly 701 II | himself from two or three engagements which he had made for the 702 XV | grounded. No efforts of the engine could move her.~The cause 703 XIX | eye, the depths which had engulfed his master?~The history 704 XIV | in the stern of the boat, enjoying its gentle rocking. Occasionally 705 XIV | the sky. Her view was now enlarged, without producing the impression 706 XVII | has deceived me.’ But now, enlightened by all you have taught me, 707 XIV | would prove contagious, and enliven his traveling companions, 708 X | shudder—stories well worthy of enriching the hyperborean mythology.~ 709 IX | worm-eaten. A false step would entail a deadly fall, through this 710 XVIII| and night. Any stranger entering the mine was brought before 711 XIII | James Starr continued to entertain a certain amount of apprehension, 712 XIX | joyously presided over the entertainment which followed the ceremony, 713 VIII | a smile at the overman’s enthusiasm; “let us cut our trenches 714 VIII | man? no! but you are so enthusiastic that you carry me away into 715 IX | invisible being wish to entice Sir William and his companions 716 IX | perhaps themselves been enticed. It was hard to say.~The 717 XIV | youthful maiden, hitherto entombed in the massive depths of 718 XVIII| were posted at the various entrances to the mine, with orders 719 XVI | Nell, although, at Harry’s entreaty, these malicious attempts 720 XIII | their son. Harry’s comrades envied his good fortune, but freely 721 IV | and wished to examine the environs of the cottage. The anonymous 722 IV | remarkably healthy, subject to an equable temperature; the old overman 723 XVIII| uneasiness soon more than equaled his own. At length the day 724 XVI | of the works.~They were equally careful of Nell, although, 725 X | distinctly heard during the equinoctial gales. Harry would have 726 IV | mines before the Christian era, whether the French word 727 XVI | was nothing for it but to erase Loch Katrine from the map 728 X | a second habitation was erected in the neighborhood of Simon 729 IX | performing wild strathspeys, especially on dark nights. Jack Ryan, 730 IV | pipe that ventilation was established in the Dochart pit. Owing 731 I | and Simon Ford knew and esteemed each other well. “Good-by, 732 V | permit a human being to evade his pursuit!~Twice in one 733 III | Mr. Starr,” replied Harry evasively, his anxious gaze endeavoring 734 V | great applause in the winter evenings.~But Jack Ryan was not alone 735 XIX | deserved.~As to Simon Ford, the ex-overman of New Aberfoyle, he began 736 XII | strangeness of the story was exaggerated; the affair could not have 737 XV | lake. One may, without much exaggeration, say that the history of 738 XVI | word of the result of their examinations in the mine, so that to 739 III | supplied the place of the excavated veins. Artificial pillars 740 XII | whole future of the new excavations must depend upon it. Renewed 741 XV | length; its width never exceeds two miles. The hills nearest 742 IV | of the earth. He was par excellence the type of a miner whose 743 IV | whole was washed down with excellent ale, obtained from the best 744 X | which he would not have exchanged for the finest house in 745 III | struggle, and consequently an exciting life.”~“The miners of Alva 746 IX | surprised at hearing Jack Ryan exclaim, “Here are bits of the ladders, 747 XIV | but her eyelids could not exclude the glare, and she pressed 748 XI | What wonder then, that excursionists from Stirling came in considerable 749 IX | James Starr had sent him, excusing himself from being present 750 VI | have never seen him in the exercise of his duty.”~“Indeed, Mr. 751 X | echoes of New Aberfoyle exerted their strong lungs to answer 752 VIII | They met with no noxious exhalations, nor did any chasm bar the 753 I | professional men for the exhaustion of coal-mines was far distant 754 IX | this superstitious way of explaining the facts.~The inquiry was 755 IX | seen from that time! That explains why my chum didn’t come 756 XVI | world.~The accident was explicable when it was ascertained 757 V | reports, as if some miner had exploded a charge of dynamite. The 758 XI | groundless. Harry would expose himself to very great danger, 759 V | his father had ever been exposed to any act of violence. 760 XVI | countenance agitated, her features expressing the utmost horror. Unable 761 XVI | she could not restrain expressions of child-like joy, very 762 II | working. In the region which extends between Edinburgh and Glasgow, 763 I | scarcity. There were still extensive mines to be worked in the 764 III | produce it at will. Though our external forests grow incessantly 765 IX | hour at the Yarrow shaft.~Externally nothing was changed. The 766 III | being at the mouth of some extinct volcano.~When the mine was 767 IX | easily as possible, by just extinguishing the light and retreating 768 VIII | and if it costs little to extract it from the mine, it will 769 IV | convicts at the work of extracting the precious combustible. 770 XI | although icy cold at the extremities, there was some vital heat 771 X | transparent waters swarmed with eyeless fish, and to which the engineer 772 I | CONTRADICTORY LETTERS~To Mr. F. R. Starr, Engineer, 30 773 V | contingent of legends and fables to this mythological repertory. 774 VII | mine would be singularly facilitated by the fantastic dispositions 775 III | machines, steamers, gas factories; certainly, that would have 776 XI | his convulsive grasp was failing, he was seized by the men, 777 II | these rich treasure fields? Fain would he hope it was so.~ 778 III | hair, rather chestnut than fair, the natural grace of his 779 XVII | calling on Harfang, which faithfully stayed by me, to follow 780 IX | most ancient and the most famed ruins on this part of the 781 X | of New Aberfoyle became familiar to all the members of the 782 XII | food; she was evidently famished. It was impossible to say 783 XV | themselves.~“Here we are on this famous lake,” said James Starr. “ 784 V | and other actors in the fantastical dramas? The scenery was 785 I | like the body of a huge fantastically-shaped mastodon, from which all 786 XIII | plunge into the depths.”~“Fare ye well. Jack!” returned 787 III | either side, around isolated farms. In one field a herd of 788 IV | really derived from the farrier Houillos, who lived in Belgium 789 VIII | would no doubt have gone farther still, if they had not suddenly 790 VI | place at the very end of the farthest gallery in its western part, 791 XII | stony prison. Nell became a fashionable wonder without knowing it. 792 I | Starr’s ideas were boiling fast.~But suddenly an unexpected 793 XI | me to that shaft. I will fasten myself to a long rope, by 794 IX | had before been credulous, fastening ropes round their waists, 795 VIII | is shining! We have here fat coal, rich in bituminous 796 VI | explosion occurred without being fatal, and, by often renewing 797 IV | his best odes, shared the fate of all the good things in 798 VIII | we shall fall into some fathomless pit.”~“Let us rest awhile, 799 IX | becoming less. Could it be fatigued, or did this invisible being 800 IX | party.~It was a long and fatiguing chase. The lantern seemed 801 V | listening if it would return a favor-able sound. So long as the soundings 802 III | miners of Alva have been more favored than the miners of Aberfoyle, 803 XI | on the level ground.~The fearful strain of anxiety removed, 804 XI | still breathed, but so very feebly that Harry expected it to 805 IX | brave in order to save their fellow-creatures. The tempest did not deter 806 XV | the land of Rob Roy and Fergus MacIvor!—the scenery immortalized 807 IX | a week afterwards to the festivities at Irvine. Harry had accepted 808 XII | her interference.~It was a fete-day. The miners made holiday 809 XI | paused, hovered, and dashed fiercely down upon Harry, who could 810 XIV | outlines of the county of Fife, while beneath the spectator 811 XIX | You would like a couple of fifties, would you, Mr. Simon?” 812 VII | unfathomable wells, and fifty-seven domes, some of which are 813 XV | Nell listened, but these fighting stories made her sad. Why 814 V | supernatural in the Dochart pit figured Jack Ryan, Harry’s friend. 815 XIV | coast.~A soft, transparent film of vapor lay along the horizon; 816 XVI | CHAPTER XVI A FINAL THREAT~ON that day, in the 817 X | not have exchanged for the finest house in Prince’s Street, 818 IX | Look there, there!”~His finger was pointing to a tolerably 819 XVIII| husband, and—”~Before he could finish the sentence, a prodigious 820 XVI | Simon Ford and Madge, having finished their dinner, were resting 821 X | Harry would have been a first-rate guide to these natural catacombs, 822 XIV | Granton lay two or three fishing boats; they rocked gently 823 XII | past life brought on such fits of violent emotion, that 824 VI | young, in spite of your five-and-fifty years, to have seen that. 825 IX | the wind like a luminous flag, it seemed sometimes to 826 VIII | air, as if caused by the flapping of invisible wings. The 827 XIII | strange being, with eyes flashing through the deepest darkness, 828 VI | rather blue at its outline, flickered over the rock like a Will-o’- 829 XII | its depth can see! Shades flit by, which one longs to follow; 830 XV | the end of a light pier, floated a small steamboat, named, 831 X | guide-books, and visitors flocked to see it.~It is needless 832 XVI | one had perished in the flood of water which had descended 833 XVI | was, would be completely flooded. Not a single inhabitant 834 XVI | is to be overwhelmed, the floods will rush faster than you 835 III | and set foot on the lowest floor of the pit.~From the bottom 836 VI | jet, but with a continuous flow.~An hour after leaving the 837 XV | endless shades of lovely flowers and plants.~The railway 838 XIV | Harry, “it is a great river flowing towards the sea, and soon 839 XIV | tide is full; the sea water flows up the river as far as this,” 840 XVIII| head.~At that moment a man flung himself into the waters 841 IX | lost her reckoning in the fog, had taken this flame on 842 XVIII| the canoe, the old man, foiled in his purpose of revenge, 843 III | those in a child’s toy sheep fold.~The Yarrow shaft was situated 844 IX | considering for some time, with folded arms, and longing to be 845 IV | tastes. Yes, they were quite fond of their cottage, buried 846 IX | ascertain if the ground bore any footprints, which could be attributed 847 IV | there still. His son Harry foraged for the subterranean housekeeping; 848 XVII | necessary, we shall keep you by force. Do you think we could be 849 XI | Harry,” said he, “if I am forced to agree with you in certain 850 III | that some day these two forces will be more completely 851 V | the primary formation, the Fords were agreed that the search, 852 XVI | from the most uncomfortable forebodings.~It was perfectly evident 853 IX | carried a white one on her foremast, a green on the starboard 854 I | Ford, one of the former foremen of the Aberfoyle mines, 855 XII | penetrated this mystery. He foresaw that the whole future of 856 XIV | the horizon be? Is it a forest on fire?”~“No, it is the 857 III | that nature has shown more forethought by forming our sphere principally 858 XVII | mortal fear of you all. Ah, forgive me! I assure you, for many 859 XVII | soul incapable of mercy or forgiveness, and no mortal can say to 860 VI | mixture of inflammable gases, forms a detonating mixture as 861 XVII | think of the man who could forsake the noble girl whose words 862 I | their useless shafts and forsaken galleries. This was exactly 863 II | the contrary, lignite and fossil wood, substances in which 864 VII | he.~“Yes! beware of the foul air!” said Simon.~A quarter 865 X | piers of a bridge. So was founded Coal Town, situated under 866 VIII | need never be afraid of foundering.”~“I wont tease you, then, 867 XII | never have tinged, and the fragile, slender figure, gave her 868 III | but no cinders nor even fragments of coal were to be seen. 869 XIV | said James Starr; “it is fragrant with all the scents of the 870 XVI | murmuring this name, her whole frame shuddering with fear and 871 XV | extended like a picture framed between Ben An and Ben Venue. 872 X | without ceremony, in his frank and hearty way. Old Madge 873 XVI | directions; whole families in frantic haste rushed towards the 874 XV | lovely Scottish scenery is fraught. Numerous small isles and 875 V | and deep coal mine for the freaks of fairies, elves, goblins, 876 XV | They say that it never freezes. I know nothing about that, 877 XVII | secret passages I formerly frequented with him. He is certain 878 IX | fire-maidens had the reputation of frequenting the ruins of the old castle 879 XI | But Harry began to feel a fresher air rising from beneath, 880 II | pudding-stone, schist, compact or friable sandstone, gravel and stones, 881 XI | it is my belief that the friendly person, whom you will persist 882 VII | that limit, on the very frontier of the new mine? That was 883 XVIII| search for proof of this was fruitless, and the continued strain 884 XVI | death.~But when the foremost fugitives reached the entrance to 885 XVIII| stood there, prepared to fulfill his last dreadful threat— 886 IX | his wounds. Singing in the fullness of his heart, he awoke the 887 IX | neither song, nor dance, nor fun of any sort—nothing but 888 II | atmosphere, as yet unfit for the function of life, and it may be said 889 VI | full as though it were a funeral. It seemed to me that the 890 XI | narrowing into the shape of a funnel. But Harry began to feel 891 XVII | entirely his own, he became furious and beat me cruelly. I would 892 XI | endeavoring, by pecking furiously, to cut it.~Harry felt overcome 893 III | to the last bit into the furnaces of engines, machines, steamers, 894 V | the mining population must furnish its contingent of legends 895 X | hat, did he penetrate its furthest depths. He explored its 896 XII | speak much. They were in the Gaelic language, which was often 897 XIII | I wish that Nell should gain a real knowledge of the 898 V | from mouth to mouth, and gaining in wonder as they went.~ 899 IX | twisted and bent under the gale, on the summit of the old 900 X | heard during the equinoctial gales. Harry would have been a 901 XII | clothed in a miserable garment of coarse woolen stuff, 902 XIX | who still wore mourning garments, returned to the cottage. 903 VI | a mixture of inflammable gases, forms a detonating mixture 904 VI | than one could live in a gasometer full of common gas. Moreover, 905 II | sentinels who stood before its gateways, dressed in the uniform 906 IV | there was no fear that tax gatherers, or rent collectors would 907 VIII | could perhaps find out its general bearing; but without a compass 908 IX | of trouble alone to the generally cheerful mind of Jack Ryan.~ 909 VII | it is well known, is only generated in coal seams; therefore 910 XVII | base as to accept of your generous proposal? These threats 911 XIV | of the boat, enjoying its gentle rocking. Occasionally the 912 VII | would well complete the geography of this strange domain.~ 913 XIV | seem to her like giants gesticulating wildly. The sound of the 914 XV | Loch Katrine, as those ugly ghosts on Loch Malcolm in the coal 915 XIV | made them seem to her like giants gesticulating wildly. The 916 XV | healthful air. Her eyes learned gladly to know the harmonious varieties 917 XIV | those shining sparks which glance here and there between rents 918 XVIII| Instantly he smashed the glass of his lamp, and, snatching 919 IV | accompanied by a few small glasses of “usquebaugh,” capital 920 IV | overman, his deep-set eyes gleaming strangely.~Harry soon reappeared, 921 XII | hollows, full of indefinite gleams of radiance, lie deep at 922 XV | with blood these lonely glens. Over these scenes shines 923 XIII | Aberfoyle, and silently glide through the darkness?~What 924 XV | them, while between them glimpses could be had of quiet valleys, 925 XIV | arose—his disc seemed to glitter as though he indeed emerged 926 XIV | the boat sailed across a glittering silver field. Little wavelets 927 XIII | form always emerge from the gloomier recesses of New Aberfoyle, 928 XIV | paths, and to show her the glories of nature by a light to 929 XIX | of piper, and in all the glory of full dress, blew up his 930 XI | little better. If you look so glum, you’ll make all these outside 931 VII | Human termites had never gnawed away this part of the Scottish 932 XVII | I was the nursling of a goat, the death of which was 933 XVII | praise Him for His infinite goodness, I said to myself, ‘My grandfather 934 XVI | money or obtains contraband goods only to conceal them!~“Yet 935 IV | asked the engineer.~“The goodwife is in better health than 936 XV | quiet valleys, or wild rocky gorges on the mainland.~“Nell,” 937 III | chestnut than fair, the natural grace of his person, altogether 938 X | supported a spur of the Grampian mountains. This vault served 939 XVII | now you all see that the grandchild of old Silfax can never 940 I | character, not wanting in grandeur.~“My friends,” said the 941 II | as the primitive bed of granitic rock, or, settling together 942 VIII | of our new mine!”~“Heaven grant it!” returned Starr. “As 943 IV | mining of “sea coal” was granted by Henry III. Lastly, towards 944 II | subjected, are found veins of graphite and rich or poor coal. It 945 XVI | machines, with their harsh grating, bored through the masses 946 II | compact or friable sandstone, gravel and stones, the whole of 947 XII | preferred to Jack’s songs the graver conversation of Harry, from 948 VI | was going with it.”~The gravity with which the old man uttered 949 XIV | stood, in the light of the gray dawn, the buildings of the 950 III | hornless cows were quietly grazing; in another sheep with silky 951 XVII | relation but himself, her great-grandfather. It was perfectly evident 952 XII | singing before, admired it greatly; but anyone might see that 953 IV | discussing whether or not the Greeks and Romans made use of coal, 954 VIII | no time to lose. We must grope our way along, like blind 955 VIII | instructions. As he said, by groping carefully, they could not 956 XV | violent shock. She suddenly grounded. No efforts of the engine 957 VII | at first, but gradually growing brighter, and Harry’s voice 958 XIII | were they possibly to be guarded against, without so much 959 IV | faithful companion, his “gude-wife,” to use the Scotch term, 960 IV | who could have possibly guessed enough of my secret?” And 961 X | catacombs, and all that Alpine guides do on their snowy peaks 962 XVI | slammed beneath their violent gusts. In the lower tunnels, trains 963 VII | subterranean county, which, to be habitable, needed only the rays of 964 III | with the measured step habitual to the miner. They were 965 III | twenty. His grave looks, his habitually passive expression, had 966 IV | principal dish consisted of a “haggis,” the national pudding, 967 III | say, half way down, they halted for a few minutes.~“Decidedly, 968 IX | impalpable being can’t be handcuffed. It must be acknowledged 969 IV | answered the engineer, handing him the anonymous letter.~ 970 XIV | Lake Malcolm; but the oar, handled ever so lightly by Harry, 971 XIV | towers, is not unlike some handsome country house. But let us 972 XVIII| s chapel, which had been handsomely decorated for the occasion.~ 973 XI | cord passing over it should hang down the center of the opening, 974 XI | that’s enough.”~“I’ll be hanged if I dont feel your melancholy 975 XV | struggles of the Jacobites and Hanoverians repeatedly dyed with blood 976 IX | aid of those on the wreck.~Happily, they succeeded in their 977 XVI | Uneasy suspicions continually harassed their minds. Was their evil 978 XV | of the lake form a little harbor at Luss. Nell could for 979 III | have been mistaken. Lean harder on my arm, Mr. Starr. Use 980 III | mine, he was strong and hardy, as well as brave and good. 981 XV | learned gladly to know the harmonious varieties of color as they 982 X | hastened to leave the plow and harrow, and résumé the pick and 983 XVI | perforating machines, with their harsh grating, bored through the 984 IV | quite happy above ground. He hasnt the true miner’s blood 985 IX | was unlike Harry not to hasten to the farm and see how 986 XIX | bird seemed to remember and hate him for having carried off 987 XV | answered James Starr; “see how haughtily its peak rises from amidst 988 IX | who composed his crew were hauled up, safe and sound, on the 989 VI | that mysterious being who haunts our domain, for whom I have 990 XVIII| with the “snood,” the usual head-dress of Scottish maidens.~All 991 IX | example, quickly overtook the head-most of the party.~It was a long 992 XVIII| of revenge, cast himself headlong into the waters of the lake.~“ 993 X | it is to you, scarcely healed of your wounds— to you, 994 XV | ease inhaled the free and healthful air. Her eyes learned gladly 995 IV | The place was remarkably healthy, subject to an equable temperature; 996 II | settling together in a heap, they formed a solid mass.~ 997 I | the Dochart pit, formerly heaped with coal from the mine.~ 998 XV | thicket of oaks, birches, and heather, which clothe the lower 999 I | fifty-five years weighed no more heavily than if they had been forty. 1000 IX | broken for an instant; she heeled over on her side and lay


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