Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  VIII|      trees. The hunter Sabine managed to bring down a couple of
 2      I,  IX  |       three kayaks, skilfully managed with the paddles, six feet
 3      I,  XIX |       it would certainly have managed to scramble out, but it
 4      I,  XIX |      surface, and it had only managed to enlarge its prison, not
 5      I,  XIX |     near the trap, they often managed to run off with the bait
 6      I,  XXI |      for long at a time, they managed to carry all the furs into
 7     II,  VI  |   which they were covered, he managed to get to the top, but there
 8     II,  VII |       to the ground, but they managed to scramble up, and clinging
 9     II,  VII |   suddenly, and turning round managed to make the Lieutenant hear
10     II,  VII |      futile efforts that they managed to reach each other. Having
11     II,  VIII|       exertion of strength he managed to climb up the ice, and
12     II,  IX  |     the poor girl’s head, and managed to pour a few drops of rum
13     II,  IX  |      know it, and how had she managed to reach the island, two
14     II,  IX  | fatigue and hunger, she still managed to creep along on hands
15     II,  X   |       tiring.~Hobson and Long managed with great difficulty to
16     II,  XV  |     early in the winter.~They managed, however, to advance towards