Part,  Chapter

1      I,  V  | success of the expedition on starting; for, strange to say, he
2      I,  X  |    of his great qualities in starting on a fresh Polar expedition
3      I,  XII|    that time French hunters, starting from Montreal, their headquarters,
4      I,  XXI| loaded revolver. Just before starting he swallowed down half a
5     II,  III| resume their journey.~Before starting Hobson once more looked
6     II,  IX |  friends to the fort.~Before starting, however, Kalumah, seated
7     II,  X  |  favour. When do you propose starting, Lieutenant?”~“At the end