Part,  Chapter

1      I,  VI  | pointing to a group of animals distinctly visible about a quarter
2      I,  VIII|     gradually to the west were distinctly visible. From this side
3      I,  XV  |    flow of Polar seas are very distinctly marked, and it is impossible
4      I,  XXI |      and their growls could be distinctly heard. Their great claws
5      I,  XXII|  during which objects could be distinctly seen to a distance of two
6     II,  VII |      roaring of which could be distinctly heard where he stood. Presently
7     II,  VIII|  recently made by the sea were distinctly visible. Fresh landslips
8     II,  VIII|       new fractures in the ice distinctly. The strand, fretted away
9     II,  IX  |      the wandering island more distinctly, and had no longer any doubt