Part,  Chapter

1      I,  VI  | difficulties for us, and strew obstacles in our path.”~“What do you
2     II,  X   | darkness in consequence of the obstacles in its path, they were removed
3     II,  XIII|        instinct warned them of obstacles in their way. Yet the Lieutenant
4     II,  XIII|       November, however, fresh obstacles arose, which Hobson really
5     II,  XIII|     made. They learnt that the obstacles in their way on the east
6     II,  XVII|     unequal, on account of the obstacles in its path. Hobson most
7     II,  XIX |        not run against natural obstacles, but turn them, so that