Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I    |        replies met with on every side by the zealous pair, but
 2      I,  II   |  Coronation Gulf, on the eastern side of which the new-Art is
 3      I,  V    |          are surrounded on every side by ice, and I have but to
 4      I,  V    |         pair, flung first to one side and then to the other, knocked
 5      I,  V    |          flung themselves on one side, the sledge was overturned,
 6      I,  VI   |    clearings were begun on every side, the forest trees fell beneath
 7      I,  VII  |       Confidence, on the further side of the Great Bear Lake,
 8      I,  VIII |    distinctly visible. From this side the district north of the
 9      I,  IX   |        it was turned over on its side; but recovering itself,
10      I,  X    |          and Mrs Barnett, on her side, told of her travels in
11      I,  X    |       Ocean. The hills on either side sank lower and lower, and
12      I,  XI   |      North America. On the other side the coast turned abruptly
13      I,  XII  |          touch it with the lower side of its disc would be precisely
14      I,  XIII |         sixty feet on the larger side, and thirty on the smaller.
15      I,  XIII |         and three windows on the side of the promontory, where
16      I,  XIII |          and four windows on the side of the lagoon. The door
17      I,  XIII |        slightly hollowed at each side to receive the crossbeams
18      I,  XIII |    outside walls, were only laid side by side. To insure their
19      I,  XIII |           were only laid side by side. To insure their being properly
20      I,  XIII |           with which the eastern side of the cape was covered,
21      I,  XIV  |         The hills on the eastern side, of the lake were well covered
22      I,  XV   |         good view of the eastern side of the country. For this
23      I,  XV   |      cliffs on the Cape Bathurst side, and Jaspar Hobson examined
24      I,  XV   |    proceeded to stud the eastern side, which consisted of a long
25      I,  XV   |        rushed upon them from one side, the Sergeant, Petersen,
26      I,  XVI  |    creature, with the sea on one side and its three enemies on
27      I,  XVI  |          domain, and you on your side will avoid ours, when the
28      I,  XVI  |          ball had entered at the side, the other at the heart;
29      I,  XVIII|       end of the passage on that side should be opened.~This was
30      I,  XXII |         the water on the western side had risen, and if not held
31     II,  III  |        moving about on the other side of a clump of willows, but
32     II,  III  |        the whole of the southern side of the island, which was
33     II,  IV   |   everywhere.~The island on this side ended in a cape, coming
34     II,  IV   |         named Cape Michael. This side of the island did not appear
35     II,  V    |       ready to hand. On the left side of the house, opposite the
36     II,  VI   |       touch it with its southern side,—the communication would,
37     II,  VII  |        of the waves on the other side of the wood was a sufficient
38     II,  VII  |          closed them in on every side; but they could see nothing,
39     II,  VIII |          which jut out on either side at the narrowest part of
40     II,  VIII |          the body, rushed to the side where the fracture had taken
41     II,  IX   |      coast as far as the further side of Washburn Bay, but without
42     II,  X    |    ice-field was formed on every side, the island in its advance
43     II,  XIII |         and getting to the other side, so as to resume their march
44     II,  XIII |          and encamp on the wrong side.~Hobson and Long, however,
45     II,  XIII |         brought him to the other side of the crevasse, when he
46     II,  XV   |          in violence, and on the side of Cape Bathurst and the
47     II,  XV   | southeasterly direction. On this side the ice wall rose not three
48     II,  XV   |         came out on the opposite side of the chain of icebergs.
49     II,  XV   |         ice-field on the eastern side was exactly similar to that
50     II,  XV   |   glittering ice-walls on either side.~Mrs Barnett and Kalumah
51     II,  XV   |        the valley on the western side of the chain of icebergs,
52     II,  XV   |        The island, which on this side had been such a conspicuous
53     II,  XV   |          themselves on the other side of the ice-wall, after a
54     II,  XV   |         Cape East on the Asiatic side and Cape Prince of Wales
55     II,  XVII |     prevent their landing on one side or the other of the strait
56     II,  XVIII|     horizon was shut in on every side by ice-masses, but their
57     II,  XVIII|         down loose blocks on the side of the lagoon. The smaller
58     II,  XVIII|        wondered if they on their side had made any effort to open
59     II,  XVIII|         the roof flying on every side. In a few moments a large
60     II,  XXII |         and saw the sea on every side, they realised with a shock
61     II,  XXII |        coast at the Lieutenant’s side. No alteration had taken
62     II,  XXII |          to say, on the opposite side to that from which the raft