Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I    |        brick and earthenware stove occupied the centre of the room,
 2      I,  V    |            the Canadian, Petersen, occupied the third sledge ;and the
 3      I,  V    |         was the talk in the sledge occupied by Mr and Mrs Joliffe. Perhaps
 4      I,  VII  |       Madge, and Lieutenant Hobson occupied one hut, Thomas Black and
 5      I,  VII  |     terrible animals were too much occupied with their own concerns
 6      I,  XII  |           be proved that it really occupied the position assigned to
 7      I,  XIV  |          Rae, with their husbands, occupied the other dormitories. These
 8      I,  XVII |        think, but other cares soon occupied his mind, and he did not
 9      I,  XVIII| circumstances.~Part of the day was occupied with work, part with reading
10     II,  II   |           of the Arctic Ocean then occupied by their island.~The party
11     II,  XII  |           pointed out the position occupied by the island—six hundred
12     II,  XII  |           pointed out the position occupied by the island—six hundred
13     II,  XV   |             upon the position then occupied by the radiant orb of day.~
14     II,  XVII |           now above it, so that it occupied much the same position as
15     II,  XVII |            the buildings, formerly occupied by the soldiers and women,
16     II,  XVIII|           not given way, and still occupied the position it did before
17     II,  XX   |         night on the site formerly occupied by the principal house of
18     II,  XX   |        denoted the exact spot then occupied by the island.~The map was