Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I   |        Barnett, and was tall and strongly built. The two were on the
 2      I,  VIII|         of this coast contrasted strongly with the sharp angle, at
 3      I,  IX  |        with stretched seal-skins strongly stitched with the sinews
 4      I,  XIII|          fronts were roughly but strongly built, and the small panes
 5      I,  XIV |          American glutton, being strongly built, with short legs,
 6      I,  XVII|       the waves, and contrasting strongly with the smooth mirror of
 7      I,  XVII|        when the north wind blows strongly. The air seemed to be made
 8     II,  VI  |        the wind changed and blew strongly from the north-west, torrents
 9     II,  XX  | north-east, and although it blew strongly, it was no longer a hurricane;
10     II,  XXI |   peacefully on the little lake, strongly moored to the shore.~It