Part,  Chapter

1      I,  VI |       deer. There could be no mistake about it; Marbre and Sabine
2      I,  XI |       snow.~There could be no mistake as to the footprints left
3      I,  XIX|  nature of which no one could mistake.~There was no fear of visits
4      I,  XX |     replied Hobson. “It was a mistake not to build the wooden
5     II,  I  | replied evasively, “we made a mistake in our reckoning, ... our
6     II,  I  |       brave comrades that our mistake, which is really inexplicable,
7     II,  XV | nothing.~“We must have made a mistake when we left the ice cavern
8     II,  XV |     am sure we did not make a mistake!”~“But”——said Marbre.~“But,”