Part,  Chapter

1      I,  VII  |    many travellers have fallen victims to savages. But civilisation
2      I,  XI   |       the Arctic regions, fell victims by hundreds to the unerring
3      I,  XV   |      was an easy one; the five victims were very large and their
4      I,  XVI  |    disagreeable an odour, fell victims in great numbers to the
5      I,  XXI  |        Hobson; “you would fall victims to the cold, or the bears,
6      I,  XXI  |        Hobson; “you would fall victims to the cold, or the bears,
7     II,  V    | occurred this season—none fell victims but the reindeer, whose
8     II,  XVIII|        sand, and ice, that the victims were to be dug out.~Before
9     II,  XVIII|       chief danger of the four victims. By prompt measures, however,