You were persuaded from the beginning that you would find the ore.

The men were engrossed by Thirlwell's efforts to find the ore.

She was quietly confident that they would find the ore.

Suppose she did find the ore?

It's obvious now that you must, if possible, find the ore; and yet you object to letting me help.

Now if I don't find the ore, it will be some comfort to know that I have properly tried.

I'm not persuaded yet that Strange did find the ore; but if it hadn't snowed, I'd have followed Stormont's trail.

In fact, if you helped the girl to find the ore, you'd be satisfied to drop out and leave her alone?

You found the ore the old man talked about!

I could understand it if Steve had afterwards staked a claim, but nobody has found the ore yet.

In the mountains could be found the ores and substances needed for the building of these newest machines and thinking devices.

"You see, I never expected to find the ore."

How did it happen that the doctor's assistants had found the ore rich when the company's assayers East had proved it poor?

If he thought Strange had found the ore, it would obviously be impossible to learn anything about it after the man was drowned.

"Mr. Thirlwell does not really believe I will find the ore," Agatha said with incautious frankness.

"She won't agree unless she finds the ore. Then, of course, she'd need help and money."