Part,  Chapter

1      I,  VII |   which caused considerable delay. Lieutenant Hobson was certainly
2      I,  VII |  the road, causing constant delay. The poor dogs did their
3      I,  IX  |    start without a moment’s delay, for the boat would not
4      I,  IX  |     Lieutenant; “for such a delay, would hinder our projects
5      I,  X   |     with the least possible delay. They were drawn onwards
6     II,  VI  |     that we should, without delay, ascertain the position
7     II,  VIII| event proved. It would only delay them half an hour after
8     II,  XIII|     determined no longer to delay leaving Victoria Island,
9     II,  XV  |   pass.~Strange as was this delay, it had not made any one