Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |      will find access to the Pacific Ocean extremely difficult,
 2      I,  II  |     from the new fort to the Pacific Ocean in a few days.”~“That
 3      I,  II  |      the Mississippi and the Pacific Ocean. It has sent out intrepid
 4      I,  II  |    reached the shores of the Pacific at 52° 24’ N. Lat. The following
 5      I,  II  |     the islands of the North Pacific. Small colonies of beavers
 6      I,  II  |     a communication with the Pacific by means of the North-west
 7      I,  X   |     between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans—was not then discovered?”~“
 8      I,  XVI |     from the Atlantic to the Pacific.~“Do you mean to say,” he
 9      I,  XXII|  open, and a vessel from the Pacific Ocean coming through Behring
10     II,  II  |      Behring Strait into the Pacific Ocean.~In the former contingency,
11     II,  II  |    the western waters of the Pacific, would gradually melt and
12     II,  II  |    to be swallowed up by the Pacific Ocean.”~“That will not happen,
13     II,  V   |      the heated waves of the Pacific, where it would melt “like
14     II,  XII |      might be carried to the Pacific, or seized by the Kamtchatka
15     II,  XII |      might be carried to the Pacific, or seized by the Kamtchatka
16     II,  XV  | invariably drift towards the Pacific, and are there melted by
17     II,  XV  |    the direction of the vast Pacific Ocean.~The young girl’s
18     II,  XV  |    in the warm waters of the Pacific. He meant everybody to be
19     II,  XVII|     the warmer waters of the Pacific.~About the 25th April the
20     II,  XIX |     the warmer waters of the Pacific, and the boat on which all
21     II,  XX  |    and she saw the boundless Pacific Ocean, towards which she
22     II,  XX  |    west to the waters of the Pacific Ocean, where certain destruction