Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  V    |          his party were ready to start. The route across the known
 2      I,  VII  |      rising; “give the signal to start at once.”~The Lieutenant
 3      I,  VII  |         laboriously preparing to start.~Unfortunately, the district
 4      I,  VIII |       you like, Lieutenant.”~The start was fixed for the next morning;
 5      I,  VIII |          As for us, let’s make a start to begin with. Let us press
 6      I,  IX   |         above his head. “ Let us start without losing an instant.
 7      I,  IX   |          Confidence. Let us then start without a moment’s delay,
 8      I,  IX   |      would not have hesitated to start, but as Mrs Barnett was
 9      I,  IX   |         were not present. Let us start immediately , as our brave
10      I,  X    |           the order was given to start.~Sergeant Felton had done
11      I,  XI   |     simply, “we have now only to start for Cape Bathurst.”~But
12      I,  XI   |      rest had been promised, the start did not actually take place
13      I,  XII  |     Hobson, “and you did well to start a year beforehand. You are
14      I,  XIII |       the principal building. To start with, the Bite had been
15      I,  XXIII|      declared their readiness to start.~Four sledges and their
16      I,  XXIII|         the precious convoy. The start was fixed for the morning
17     II,  VI   |        you think best.”~“We will start this evening at nine o’clock,
18     II,  IX   |        immediately rose ready to start.~Mrs Barnett was indeed
19     II,  X    |         the day is fixed for the start, and then we will reveal
20     II,  X    |       America or Asia, or if the start would have to be put off.~
21     II,  X    |     appears practicable, we will start then.”~“Very well,” said
22     II,  XII  |      When you give the signal to start, Lieutenant, we will follow
23     II,  XII  |      were prevented they were to start on the 20th November, and
24     II,  XII  |      When you give the signal to start, Lieutenant, we will follow
25     II,  XII  |      were prevented they were to start on the 20th November, and
26     II,  XII  |       that all was ready for the start on the morning of the 18th
27     II,  XIII |     Suppose he did, it could not start until after the thaw. And
28     II,  XIII |       the ice. It was decided to start on the return journey to
29     II,  XV   | expedition was organised and the start fixed for March 7th. Hobson,