Part,  Chapter

1      I,  III  |      their courses by the icy touch of winter. Sergeant Loin
2      I,  V    |   tell that the Esquimaux can touch any dog they like in any
3      I,  XII  |      moment when it seemed to touch it with the lower side of
4      I,  XII  |    the mighty luminary of day touch the edges of the western
5      I,  XIII |    axe and the chisel did not touch them except at the ends,
6     II,  II   | Victoria Island did not again touch the mainland before the
7     II,  IV   |       working-the ice did not touch the water. It was just like
8     II,  VI   |       the continent, it would touch it with its southern side,—
9     II,  XXIII|   break the ice.~No one would touch the salt-meat served round