Part,  Chapter

1      I,  IV   |      roof at each of the four corners of the parallelogram formed
2      I,  XIII | instead of four; for to avoid corners as much as possible is a
3      I,  XIII |      high latitudes Nooks and corners are, in fact, so many receptacles
4      I,  XVIII|  particles of moisture in the corners.~To each one was assigned
5      I,  XVIII|       the freezing in all the corners of the house of the moisture
6     II,  V    |     long had at heart. At the corners abutting on the lake he
7     II,  XV   |       cut fractures and sharp corners. Not a sign was to be seen
8     II,  XXI  |    with stays attached to the corners of the raft. This mast was