Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  III  |  respective homes, either in the different rooms of the fort, or the
 2      I,  III  |        the observations taken in different places by skilful astronomers
 3      I,  III  |       between the astronomers of different countries that simultaneous
 4      I,  III  |      prominences which appear on different parts of the edge of the
 5      I,  V    |          beyond 68° N. lat.~Very different was the talk in the sledge
 6      I,  VII  |        agents or soldiers of the different fur-trading companies; but
 7      I,  VII  |       ventured into such totally different regions. Some, so to speak,
 8      I,  VIII |         of ducks, uttering their different cries and calls, eider ducks,
 9      I,  XI   |          would naturally be very different from the first. The rules
10      I,  XI   |    should think tribes of such a different origin, and of such dissimilar
11      I,  XI   |         their boots, are totally different from each other.~But what
12      I,  XII  |          same morning, by raking different altitudes, and by means
13      I,  XIV  |         bedding carried into the different rooms. All utensils, stores,
14      I,  XVI  |       the chase. Our guns are of different calibre, and our balls can
15      I,  XVII | whiteness; the woods of trees of different kinds were converted into
16      I,  XVII |          which were to remain in different parts of Cape Bathurst throughout
17      I,  XVIII|        nothing. A combination of different atmospheric conditions is
18      I,  XIX  |       tired of going through the different rooms, and watching Mrs
19      I,  XX   |         suffered. To relieve it, different liquids had to be melted
20     II,  III  |       area, and its thickness in different parts. The point of rupture,
21     II,  IV   |         below the sea-level. The different declivities of the island,
22     II,  V    |       Cape Michael to be rich in different species of trees.~Many a
23     II,  V    |     aroused, and he also visited different parts of the island, and
24     II,  VI   |         have noticed it, for the different pieces would have been small
25     II,  VIII |       have left impressions very different from these. Look, Madge,
26     II,  X    |          stars rose and set on a different horizon, and it was impossible
27     II,  X    |          a few weeks longer.~How different was the situation of the
28     II,  X    |       set round the palisades on different parts of Cape Bathurst,
29     II,  XIII |        undulating ice-field, the different portions of which had evidently
30     II,  XIV  |       and stationed himself at a different hole.~A long time of waiting
31     II,  XV   |       that it was then in a very different condition; the enormous
32     II,  XVII |        took several soundings in different parts of the ground, especially
33     II,  XVII |       already gone to bed in the different apartments assigned to them.~
34     II,  XIX  |    firmly fastening together the different portions of the framework
35     II,  XIX  |         surface of the lake. The different pieces of wood were prepared
36     II,  XIX  |       and then floating trees of different kinds, which had been brought
37     II,  XIX  |          fidelity deserved a far different recompense! Can you forgive
38     II,  XXI  |     several hundreds of them, of different species, and the solitary