Part,  Chapter

1      I,  XI  |  much annoyed, was about to abandon the useless search, when
2     II,  II  |  necessary, it was true, to abandon Fort Hope—the object of
3     II,  X   |  the ice, which would be to abandon themselves once more to
4     II,  XII | although he was resolved to abandon them, en route, if they
5     II,  XIII|     friends, and I will not abandon you. It would, indeed, be
6     II,  XX  |  that it would be unwise to abandon the island before they were
7     II,  XXI |     when they would have to abandon their island home, or, to