Part,  Chapter

1     II,  XV   |     the offing, and so become engulfed before the thaw. This was
2     II,  XVIII|     which they would alike be engulfed.~Those who were thus borne
3     II,  XVIII|     has not been crushed, but engulfed, and the poor creatures
4     II,  XVIII|      the whole house had been engulfed.~“Well, Mac-Nab,” said Hobson
5     II,  XIX  |      when Victoria Island was engulfed.~But first of all, it was
6     II,  XXII |    the mass of the island now engulfed; not a tree was left. There
7     II,  XXII |       between the site of the engulfed house and Cape Bathurst.
8     II,  XXIII| expected the whole mass to be engulfed, and it was necessary to