Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I    |         They were not, however, accompanied by their wives, the luckless
 2      I,  I    |        celebrated traveller was accompanied by a servant named Madge.
 3      I,  VI   |         granted it, but himself accompanied them with Mrs Paulina Barnett,
 4      I,  VII  |   urging. Had he been alone, or accompanied by a few men as energetic
 5      I,  VIII |         The two travellers were accompanied by Sergeant Long as far
 6      I,  VIII |       Barnett and Jaspar Hobson accompanied the Indians to their camp,
 7      I,  VIII |        him a few presents. Then accompanied by Mrs Barnett, he explored
 8      I,  XIV  |    Marbre and Sabine, sometimes accompanied by the Lieutenant and Sergeant
 9      I,  XIX  |        moments’ hesitation they accompanied the Lieutenant, keeping
10      I,  XIX  |      The next day was fine, and accompanied by Madge, Lieutenant Hobson,
11      I,  XXI  |        Hobson, Rae, and Mac-Nab accompanied the brave fellow through
12     II,  II   |       Bathurst either alone, or accompanied by Mrs Barnett. The latter,
13     II,  III  | suddenly, and a violent squall, accompanied with thick mists, swept
14     II,  III  |        expedition.~He was to be accompanied by Mrs Barnett and Sergeant
15     II,  IX   |     where she had wintered, and accompanied by one of her brothers-in-law,
16     II,  X    |         rotation appeared to be accompanied by an increase of speed.
17     II,  XII  |   ice-field. Kalumah frequently accompanied them, and her remarks, founded
18     II,  XII  |    ice-field Kalumah frequently accompanied them, and her remarks, founded
19     II,  XIV  |     noose ready in his hand and accompanied by Hobson, Mrs Barnett,
20     II,  XIV  |      Mrs Barnett to Hobson, and accompanied by him, and followed by
21     II,  XV   |   opening of these “wounds” was accompanied by a sound like the roar
22     II,  XVII |       instead, and started off, accompanied only by Sergeant Long.~Mrs
23     II,  XVIII|        cold rain began to fall, accompanied with occasional squalls;
24     II,  XVIII|       with these words Mac-Nab, accompanied by the Lieutenant, went
25     II,  XX   |    storm broke over the island, accompanied by flash after flash of
26     II,  XXII |        In this excursion he was accompanied by Mrs Barnett and Madge.~“
27     II,  XXIV |    America, whilst Mrs Barnett, accompanied by Kalumah, who would not