Part,  Chapter

1      I,  IX   |  the sky was calculated to render any one accustomed to read
2      I,  XII  |  vicinity of rivals should render such a purely defensive
3      I,  XXIII|    Hobson was unwilling to render his companions anxious.
4     II,  IV   | the globe! Their size will render them insensible to the action
5     II,  X    |    until the winter should render it passable. Led by instinct
6     II,  XIII |   impede his progress, and render communication with firm
7     II,  XV   | weather of any kind should render return through the winding