Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I    |           snow fell fast, becoming rapidly solid and coating the already
 2      I,  I    |          zeal and intrepidity, and rapidly rose to the rank of lieutenant.
 3      I,  III  |      undressed him, and turned him rapidly on to his face and back
 4      I,  V    |            their swift teams, sped rapidly over the firm smooth surface.~
 5      I,  VIII |        service to him; he advanced rapidly, no obstacle was encountered,
 6      I,  VIII |            whilst the beat floated rapidly along upon the peaceful
 7      I,  IX   |         the wind, ready to pay out rapidly should the attack be very
 8      I,  IX   |          not evade them. It filled rapidly, and the water bad to be
 9      I,  IX   |         white cloud. The boat sped rapidly along for a few instants,
10      I,  IX   |       paddles, six feet long, sped rapidly over the white foam.~Half
11      I,  X    |            sledges advanced pretty rapidly, and as they went along,
12      I,  X    |      pleasant conversation, passed rapidly away.~Meanwhile the dogs
13      I,  X    |         long train of sledges sped rapidly over them.~The expedition
14      I,  X    |     exploration, and pressed on as rapidly as possible.~Every one shared
15      I,  XII  |         sledges went on easily and rapidly, and the appearance of the
16      I,  XIII |           was able to proceed very rapidly without endangering the
17      I,  XIV  |            of provisions increased rapidly. Marbre and Sabine were
18      I,  XVI  |           half of September passed rapidly away. Had Fort Hope been
19      I,  XVII |     barrier.~The “ young ice “ was rapidly forming on the liquid surfaces
20      I,  XVII |       glide about over the snow as rapidly as skaters on ice; Mrs Barnett
21      I,  XVIII|            the atmosphere. It rose rapidly, whilst the thermometer
22      I,  XVIII|          of the cold, which had so rapidly converted the soft snow
23      I,  XVIII|     thaw-will not all this snow be rapidly converted into water?”~“
24      I,  XXII |          layer of ice on the beach rapidly dissolved, whilst the chain
25      I,  XXII |    understood. The fine season was rapidly passing away. Another two
26      I,  XXIII|         day pass the meridian, and rapidly noted down a few calculations.~“
27     II,  III  |         party did not advance very rapidly. A pause was often made
28     II,  III  |  undermining seemed to be going on rapidly and the solidity of the
29     II,  IV   |         fury of the elements, must rapidly dissolve.~The explorers
30     II,  IV   |        floating in the offing, and rapidly melting, which had evidently
31     II,  V    | construction of the boat proceeded rapidly. Mac-Nab meant it to be
32     II,  VII  |       conflagration, and they were rapidly consumed. At last the crackling
33     II,  IX   |            information enabled her rapidly to find the key to the strange
34     II,  X    |       winter which was fortunately rapidly approaching.~The next day,
35     II,  X    |       winter set in, no matter how rapidly.”~Meanwhile, according to
36     II,  X    |         and the island was carried rapidly along again by the powerful
37     II,  X    |        last, but it did not set in rapidly or with any rigour Victoria
38     II,  XII  |      departure were from that date rapidly pushed forward. The men
39     II,  XII  |      departure were from that date rapidly pushed forward. The men
40     II,  XII  |           for departure went on as rapidly, however, as if it were
41     II,  XIV  |     building of the boat proceeded rapidly, and it was to be planked
42     II,  XV   |       decomposition was proceeding rapidly, aided by the imprisoned
43     II,  XV   |          thaw continued to proceed rapidly from the 2nd to the 5th
44     II,  XV   |            up of the ice proceeded rapidly and with a great noise,
45     II,  XVII |        fragile island, which would rapidly break up and dissolve in
46     II,  XVIII|     propelling force, was drifting rapidly to the south.~Mac-Nab and
47     II,  XVIII|           seemed likely to proceed rapidly.~As might be supposed the
48     II,  XVIII|         the work could not proceed rapidly, falls might occur at any
49     II,  XVIII|            occurred, but they were rapidly checked, and no fresh misfortunes
50     II,  XIX  |        island; but even these were rapidly melting, and every day fresh
51     II,  XIX  |            and tender flowers grew rapidly, and Mrs Joliffe’s garden
52     II,  XX   |        construction of the raft as rapidly as possible, and the lower
53     II,  XX   |            the island was drifting rapidly towards the Aleutians. When
54     II,  XX   |       yards off rose the icebergs, rapidly melting, but still of a
55     II,  XX   |         submarine current, drifted rapidly to the south.~
56     II,  XXI  |         the base of the island was rapidly melting. At any moment the
57     II,  XXII |     Fahrenheit, and the islet must rapidly melt.~As a forlorn hope,
58     II,  XXII |         did not answer, but walked rapidly along the coast at the Lieutenant’
59     II,  XXIII|          that the strip of ice was rapidly moving towards the south-east.~
60     II,  XXIII|         mean that the ice is being rapidly fretted away as it moves
61     II,  XXIII|            causing it to wear away rapidly, and will perhaps hasten
62     II,  XXIII|        hand, on the land they were rapidly nearing. They shouted—they
63     II,  XXIII|       visibly melting, and sinking rapidly; water was gushing from