Part,  Chapter

1      I,  I    |   simple affair, yet he had spared no pains to give it éclat.~
2      I,  VII  |   others, although he never spared himself. He therefore granted
3      I,  XVIII|     of fuel, and it was not spared. A mean temperature of 52°
4     II,  III  |     we might then have been spared!”~Sergeant Long’s most sensible
5     II,  XVIII| Hobson, “and that we may be spared the great grief of losing
6     II,  XXIII|     shed. Thus far fate had spared them, probably that they