Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I   |       braids of hair, already touched with white, was full of
 2      I,  III |   stout, his hair was already touched with grey, his beard was
 3      I,  VI  |       sharp edges of the ice, touched them with all manner of
 4      I,  XI  |   ball alone appeared to have touched the ground! The marks were
 5      I,  XVII|   length, with white plumage, touched with copper colour on the
 6      I,  XVII|   marten, for instance, which touched it with its paw, could not
 7      I,  XIX |    the long white plains were touched with a faint glimmer of
 8     II,  III |    struck upon the beach, and touched it with many a brilliant
 9     II,  V   | snares near the fort.”~Marbre touched his cap respectfully, and
10     II,  VI  |      fall to pieces before it touched firm ground?~There could
11     II,  X   |  young native was charmed and touched with the hospitality of
12     II,  X   | communication.”~Sergeant Long touched his cap, and turning on
13     II,  XII |     Mrs Barnett, who was much touched by this delicate feeling, “
14     II,  XIV |      the northern horizon was touched with a faint glimmer of
15     II,  XVII|   strait, and that it nowhere touched any land.~The fatal moment