Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  III|      drawn by six dogs, which dashed past him like a flash of
 2      I,  V  |      a fresh cut of the whip, dashed along at still greater speed.~“
 3      I,  V  |      pretty steep; the sledge dashed along at a reckless pace,
 4      I,  IX |       the boat must have been dashed to pieces had it struck
 5      I,  IX |       boat would certainly be dashed to pieces.~The three Esquimaux,
 6      I,  XX |       The white ground became dashed with golden tints, the hummocks
 7     II,  VI |    indeed terrible. The spray dashed over the Lieutenant’s head,
 8     II,  IX |      in her favour. The waves dashed over her kayak, it is true,
 9     II,  XV |      hundred tons, and it was dashed upon the ice-field with
10     II,  XXI|      towards the factory, and dashed away again howling piteously.
11     II,  XXI| confined in the narrow space, dashed mountains high, and broke