Part,  Chapter

1      I,  V   |      like you. You retain your impressions, I forget mine.”~“What,
2      I,  VI  |    route towards the east.~The impressions were evidently the result
3      I,  XI  |   strange arrangement of these impressions. They were evidently made
4      I,  XX  |      to tell each other of the impressions made upon them by this magnificent
5     II,  VIII|      to some clear and regular impressions upon the snow. These marks
6     II,  VIII|      four feet would have left impressions very different from these.
7     II,  VIII| swallowed up by the ocean?~The impressions on the ground led towards
8     II,  VIII|        was quite deserted.~The impressions now led them to the right