Part,  Chapter

1      I,  V    |   ice of the lake was still unbroken. During the last month several
2      I,  XIII | prevented from blowing with unbroken force into the rooms. The
3      I,  XV   |   favoured the system of an unbroken enclosure with detached
4      I,  XV   |     its expanse so entirely unbroken by islands or icebergs that
5     II,  II   |    sky met in an absolutely unbroken circular line, confirming
6     II,  VII  |   were still blended in one unbroken circle.~
7     II,  XIX  |     infinite ocean with its unbroken horizon.~“Poor Madge!” she
8     II,  XXIII|     absolutely circular and unbroken horizon. The poor colonists