Part,  Chapter

1      I,  V   |           remember, Madge, how we suffered from the heat on the shores
2      I,  XI  |       them ensued.~The poor birds suffered for the enforced immunity
3      I,  XX  |       thirst from which every one suffered. To relieve it, different
4      I,  XXI |          to disappear; but he had suffered dreadfully, and several
5      I,  XXII| reindeer-stable. The dogs had not suffered much from their lone, confinement,
6     II,  IV  |     island did not appear to have suffered at all in consequence of
7     II,  IV  |           way, and seemed to have suffered no alteration since the
8     II,  VI  |           its vast extent, but it suffered from it none the less. The
9     II,  XXI |          the whole good. They had suffered little in the preceding