Part,  Chapter

1      I,  X    | some of the jaded dogs were replaced by fresh animals, and now
2      I,  XVII |    soil of various hues was replaced by a carpet of dazzling
3      I,  XVIII|    the noise of the tempest replaced the silence usually so complete
4      I,  XXII | character of the ground was replaced by a slope from east to
5     II,  V    |     once gone, could not be replaced. Fresh venison and salt
6     II,  V    |   furs used could easily be replaced by a few shots, or the setting
7     II,  XII  | which soon became hardened, replaced the rain of the preceding
8     II,  XII  | which soon became hardened, replaced the rain of the preceding
9     II,  XV   |   might have advantageously replaced many an ice-master or pilot