Part,  Chapter

1      I,  I    |   Corporal Joliffe, and his bright active Canadian wife, a
2      I,  VI   |  pure frigid sky of winter, bright with constellations, and
3      I,  XVIII|     mended, arms to be kept bright and in good repair, boots
4      I,  XX   | extinction of the flames. A bright red light was streaming
5      I,  XXIII|    from the sky, leaving it bright and clear!~A cry of gratitude
6     II,  IV   |     Lieutenant. The sky was bright with stars, and the holy
7     II,  XIV  | month he was as rosy and as bright as ever.~At noon on the
8     II,  XXII |   in broad daylight, with a bright sun shining, it was not
9     II,  XXIII|     It was set fire to, and bright flames soon shot up, but