Part,  Chapter

1      I,  V    | the same distance from the preceding sledge, so as to avoid all
2      I,  VIII | Sergeant Felton, after the preceding explanation, “American inland
3      I,  XIII |  adopt this plan.~From the preceding description we shall have
4      I,  XXIII|   suspense in the few days preceding the phenomenon which he
5     II,  XII  |   replaced the rain of the preceding days. A few more days of
6     II,  XII  |   replaced the rain of the preceding days. A few more days of
7     II,  XXI  | had suffered little in the preceding mild winter, and all the
8     II,  XXII |    by the hurricane of the preceding day, and it seemed likely