Part,  Chapter

1      I,  II   |    Mountains, which it held direct from the Colonial Office,
2      I,  IX   |   Lieutenant do to check or direct its course?~What a terrible
3      I,  X    | Passage-that is to say, the direct communication by sea between
4      I,  X    |    traversing could have no direct interest for them; the real
5      I,  XX   |   the house, and to make no direct communication with it. I
6      I,  XXI  |    house, but attempting no direct attack. Watch was kept all
7     II,  VIII | round the huge gulf, making direct for Fort Hope.~They noticed
8     II,  XV   |  green the slopes under the direct influence of the sunbeams;
9     II,  XXIII|      to protect it from the direct influence of the sunbeams;