Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  II   |           otter has almost entirely disappeared, and is only to be found
 2      I,  VI   |          and as the snow had almost disappeared from its sides they were
 3      I,  IX   |           All trace of the land had disappeared, and so great was the obscurity
 4      I,  IX   |            crushed by the wind, had disappeared around this awful gulf,
 5      I,  IX   |             The poor old sailor had disappeared !~Mrs Paulina Barnett looked
 6      I,  IX   |              torn away by the wind, disappeared like a white cloud. The
 7      I,  IX   |      uttered a heartrending cry and disappeared beneath the waves.~It was,
 8      I,  X    |         horizontal circle, scarcely disappeared at all. The true night only
 9      I,  XVI  |            by his comrades, quickly disappeared behind the rocks, whilst
10      I,  XVII |         features of the country had disappeared; the land was metamorphosed,
11      I,  XVIII|             and enceinte would have disappeared beneath a bed of snow of
12      I,  XIX  |             place, but the bait had disappeared, having probably been dragged
13      I,  XXII |           Early in May the snow had disappeared in several places, and a
14     II,  III  |          the snow huts had entirely disappeared, but some cinders and walrus
15     II,  III  |          view, the continent having disappeared. Victoria Island ended in
16     II,  III  |             of the firm ground, had disappeared! It had remained behind
17     II,  IV   |             volcano on the west had disappeared. Nothing but the sea everywhere.~
18     II,  IV   |          the horizon, and before it disappeared for the few hours of the
19     II,  VII  |           the wood, where the hills disappeared, and there were neither
20     II,  VIII |          did not approach, and soon disappeared behind the hills on the
21     II,  VIII |            the footprints presently disappeared, whilst the blood-stains
22     II,  IX   |             Cape Bathurst had alike disappeared.~Kalumah understood what
23     II,  XII  |      towards Cape Michael, and soon disappeared behind the rising ground.~
24     II,  XIII | long-sustained flight took wing and disappeared. There really seemed to
25     II,  XIII |            of the crevasse, when he disappeared amongst the icebergs.~A
26     II,  XV   |             crowned with trees, had disappeared. In its place stretched
27     II,  XVII |        principal house had entirely disappeared.~Yes, the illustrious lady
28     II,  XVIII|            The principal house next disappeared beneath the masses of earth
29     II,  XVIII|             its amount when the sun disappeared below the horizon. It was
30     II,  XIX  |           the very icebergs had now disappeared, watching, ever watching,
31     II,  XXI  |          relics of the ice-wall had disappeared, proving that the island
32     II,  XXI  |            Lake Barnett had in fact disappeared, as Paulina River had done
33     II,  XXII |          feet! The wooded hills had disappeared with the mass of the island
34     II,  XXII |           the animals had, however, disappeared with the rest of the island,
35     II,  XXII |            boat would probably have disappeared before the darkness set
36     II,  XXII |          was visible, and that soon disappeared.~On this the soldier Kellet
37     II,  XXIII|         swimming to the shore, soon disappeared.~A few minutes afterwards