Part,  Chapter

1      I,  X    |          all. The true night only lasted two hours, and the dawn
2      I,  XVI  |     itself to a shot. The pursuit lasted for half-an-hour without
3      I,  XVII |      these excursions, which only lasted for a few hours, and were
4      I,  XVIII|         out, tine confinement had lasted long enough. The door could
5      I,  XXII |          the north; and if it had lasted many days longer we should
6     II,  IX   |        the lull in the storm only lasted a few minutes, and the fearful
7     II,  IX   |        did not know how long this lasted, she remembered nothing
8     II,  XIV  | prevalence of west winds it never lasted long.~Thus passed the whole
9     II,  XXIII|           will explain its having lasted so long. A layer of earth