Part,  Chapter

1      I,  IV |       devoted to his task; he neglected nothing which could insure
2      I,  XI | surrounding districts-was not neglected.~Were these lands well stocked
3      I,  XIV|       daily supplies were not neglected. In addition to the Polar
4     II,  V  |     year after the thaw, they neglected none of their duties at
5     II,  V  |       winter garments was not neglected in the factory. Mrs Barnett,
6     II,  VI |  ribbed. Hunting might now be neglected a little, as the stores
7     II,  X  | chances of safety must not be neglected, every effort must be made
8     II,  XII|       the island. Nothing was neglected to promote the success of
9     II,  XIV|       the attack, Nothing was neglected, the boy was, in fact, admirably