Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |          discovered by Mc’Clure be practicable. [*1 Captain Craventy’s
 2      I,  VIII| freshly-fallen snow, and making it practicable for sledges. Lieutenant
 3     II,  X   |            and even if it had been practicable, walking on it would have
 4     II,  X   |    finished, and the route appears practicable, we will start then.”~“Very
 5     II,  XII |             seemed to be seeking a practicable path across the ice—it,
 6     II,  XII |            of the ice-field became practicable, all the edible game would
 7     II,  XIII|          and packs, between which, practicable passes had to be found at
 8     II,  XIII|            was lost in looking for practicable passages, and the travellers
 9     II,  XV  |             if the route should be practicable, they would try and find
10     II,  XVII|           the south, hoping that a practicable passage might have been