Part,  Chapter

1     II,  II  |    of cold and hunger in the solitudes of the north.~In the latter
2     II,  VIII| drifted away and lost in the solitudes of the remote hyperborean
3     II,  X   |   was on its way to the vast solitudes of the Arctic Ocean, interdicted
4     II,  X   |    too clearly to what awful solitudes the wandering island was
5     II,  XII | struggling across these vast solitudes in the midst of hurricanes,
6     II,  XII | broke upon the gloomy Arctic solitudes, compelling the colonists
7     II,  XV  |     had deserted these awful solitudes.~Mrs Barnett was astonished
8     II,  XV  |     darkness of these frozen solitudes, or struggling against insurmountable
9     II,  XIX |  which never came. The ocean solitudes were only frequented by