Part,  Chapter

1      I,  X    |    always happens in scientific matters, in seeking one thing, another
2      I,  XIV  |        some experience in these matters, and I have read over and
3      I,  XVIII|         dead to all terrestrial matters, his companions had wandered
4     II,  II   |          c. But about all these matters the brave fellows cared
5     II,  XIV  |       from Mrs Barnett soon set matters straight, for she had acquired
6     II,  XIX  |      which they had passed.~But matters were not yet at their worst,
7     II,  XIX  | carpenter often discussed these matters, and came to the conclusion