Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  III |   prepared for his journey. He obtained urgent letters of recommendation
 2      I,  VII |        had been very carefully obtained by means of most accurate
 3      I,  VIII|  harbour an extensive view was obtained of the lake; its waters
 4      I,  IX  |        momentary glimpses were obtained through the fog of icebergs
 5      I,  XII |       the angles they had just obtained, and at once proceeded to
 6      I,  XIII|        with layers of hot tar, obtained without difficulty from
 7      I,  XIII|     thus the lime required was obtained in the space of a few hours.
 8      I,  XVI |      family, and the specimens obtained by Hobson were of the genus
 9     II,  II  |   infer from the two altitudes obtained the exact point of the Arctic
10     II,  II  |    clock in the morning Hobson obtained a satisfactory altitude
11     II,  II  |        Greenwich.~The latitude obtained the day before at noon almost
12     II,  VIII|     following were the results obtained: Latitude, 70° 57’; longitude,
13     II,  X   | ermines. Marbre and Sabine had obtained leave from the Lieutenant
14     II,  X   |        no fresh stock had been obtained, the scurvy-grass and sorrel
15     II,  XIV |       of oil for the lamps was obtained.~On the 3rd January Kalumah
16     II,  XIX |    purpose.~We give the result obtained at noon on the 12th May.
17     II,  XX  |       bearings accurately, and obtained the following result:—~At