Part,  Chapter

1      I,  IV  | faithful Madge was rather more comfortable than the others. She did
2      I,  VII |     retreats were warm, if not comfortable; and the Esquimaux and Indians
3      I,  X   |       power to make his guests comfortable and to aid their enterprise;
4      I,  XIII|      but the house would be as comfortable as possible, and what more
5      I,  XXII|  afraid you won’t find it very comfortable.”~“Are you speaking to me,
6     II,  IV  |       would really be the most comfortable and wonderful conveyance
7     II,  X   |    prospered, their stable was comfortable, and a good supply of moss
8     II,  XII |      there was no lack of warm comfortable garments, and in case of