Part, Chapter
1 I, II | would indeed be an important result of the enterprise, if this
2 I, III | affected portions. This result Jaspar Hobson hoped to obtain
3 I, IV | provisions and furs; and as a result of this irresponsible power,
4 I, VI | impressions were evidently the result of the passage of about
5 I, VI | blood-another deplorable result of the action of the radiant
6 I, XII | brave fellows awaited the result of the observation with
7 I, XII | Company.~Probably no good result would have followed upon
8 I, XII | north latitude.~We give the result of these simultaneous observations,
9 I, XIII | Lieutenant notified, as the result of his observations, that
10 I, XIII | to be satisfied with the result of his examination. The
11 I, XVI | much delighted with the result of their expedition. The
12 I, XVII | ice-blink, and which is the result of the glare of light reflected
13 I, XVIII| in diameter, and was the result of the diffraction of the
14 I, XX | inmates already produced that result. Every now and then dull
15 I, XX | doubt that sudden death may result from braving a temperature
16 I, XXIII| well be satisfied with the result of the enterprise. Even
17 I, XXIII| so long seemed likely to result in a serious illness. Mrs
18 II, II | moment, and the following result was arrived at.~The wandering
19 II, III | doomed to destruction. This result is inevitable, and our choice
20 II, IV | Hobson communicated the result of his observations to Mrs
21 II, V | acquainted Madge with the result of the exploration of the
22 II, XII | in many places, and the result can easily be imagined.
23 II, XIX | his purpose.~We give the result obtained at noon on the
24 II, XX | and obtained the following result:—~At noon on the 25th May,
25 II, XXIII| hill!”~It was true, and the result was what might naturally
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