Part,  Chapter

1      I,  X    |            unknown lands where the dreadful catastrophe took place,
2      I,  XXI  |           possible to attack these dreadful creatures in the open air
3      I,  XXI  |          fastened the trap-door.~A dreadful noise was now heard-growling,
4     II,  VIII | inclination of tearing it with its dreadful claws. It went away and
5     II,  XII  |         ice-field. In spite of the dreadful weather, however, Hobson
6     II,  XIII |     circumstances. The weather was dreadful, squalls swept down upon
7     II,  XVII |        almost deafening. Something dreadful was going on in the quarter
8     II,  XVIII|         carpenter told them of his dreadful disappointment.~“Then,”