Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  III  |       which appear on different parts of the edge of the terrestrial
 2      I,  XI   |         running wild in certain parts of America. Being easily
 3      I,  XVII | attacked by frost-bite, but the parts affected being rubbed in
 4      I,  XVII |     were to remain in different parts of Cape Bathurst throughout
 5      I,  XXI  |       white blotches with which parts of his body were covered
 6     II,  III  |      its thickness in different parts. The point of rupture, which
 7     II,  III  |      those we gave to the other parts of the peninsula, may turn
 8     II,  IV   |     thing might happen in other parts of the island, which was
 9     II,  V    |         fragments, the separate parts might still be of sufficient
10     II,  V    |       he also visited different parts of the island, and was reassured
11     II,  VIII |         have separated into two parts in the storm. The gulf observed
12     II,  VIII |    advance. It was evident that parts of the island were now only
13     II,  VIII |       little distance, to avoid parts of the coast already invaded
14     II,  X    |      the palisades on different parts of Cape Bathurst, and Marbre
15     II,  X    |   puddles of water, and in some parts riddled with holes, which
16     II,  XV   |   nearer to the island. In some parts it was not two miles distant,
17     II,  XVII |       were seen scudding across parts of the island. Of all the
18     II,  XVII |  several soundings in different parts of the ground, especially
19     II,  XVIII|       of the icebergs, and some parts of the ice-wall still towered