Part,  Chapter

1      I,  I    |          became excited. Here the talk was of hunting, there of
2      I,  III  |         next day, after an hour’s talk with his new guest, he had
3      I,  III  |        fell into a well. He could talk of nothing but stars and
4      I,  IV   |           16th April. Many a long talk did she have with Lieutenant
5      I,  V    |         up a handful of snow? You talk to me of heat, when we are
6      I,  V    |            Very different was the talk in the sledge occupied by
7      I,  XXIII|        and Mrs Barnett had many a talk on the subject; and the
8     II,  X    | melancholy thoughts, now began to talk about the preparations for