Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  II   |        giving up their trade to try to work the little known
 2      I,  V    |      lips! No, child, no, don’t try to persuade me it’s hot
 3      I,  V    |         the whip. I am going to try.”~“Don’t try, don’t try,
 4      I,  V    |        am going to try.”~“Don’t try, don’t try, Joliffe !” screamed
 5      I,  V    |         try.”~“Don’t try, don’t try, Joliffe !” screamed the
 6      I,  VII  |      see everything or at least try to see everything, Lieutenant,”
 7      I,  VII  |       Barnett; “and if ever you try the experiment, I should
 8      I,  VIII |        decline. All the hunters try to obtain its fur, and the
 9      I,  XIII |       in the same way.”~“Let us try the shells, by all means,”
10      I,  XXI  |      that one of the men should try and run to the shed. He
11      I,  XXI  |         be done? Would it do to try once more to get to the
12      I,  XXIII| phenomenon, which I cannot even try to explain, and I doubt
13     II,  II   |        else has failed. We must try all we can to avoid being
14     II,  II   |  nothing to be done? Nothing to try?” said Mrs Barnett after
15     II,  XII  |       the next summer—they must try to get back to the American
16     II,  XII  |       the next summer—they must try to get back to the American
17     II,  XIV  |      winter, and begged them to try.~She had not finished speaking
18     II,  XV   |         practicable, they would try and find a passage across
19     II,  XV   |     really seemed determined to try them to the uttermost. When
20     II,  XX   |       is nothing left for us to try.”~“I know, I know!” said
21     II,  XX   |     sail with clothes, &c., and try to reach the nearest land,