Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  XIV | winter, and that during the weeks of intensest cold there
 2      I,  XIV |     to continue so for five weeks longer, when the snow would
 3      I,  XV  | calculation only three more weeks would intervene before the
 4      I,  XX  | food enough to last several weeks.~Christmas Day, the day
 5      I,  XXII|   as they would do in a few weeks. Marbre, Sabine, and the
 6      I,  XXII|     at Fort Reliance in six weeks at the latest-that is to
 7     II,  II  |    during the eight or nine weeks which must elapse before
 8     II,  IX  |  peninsula of Victoria.~Six weeks later, towards the middle
 9     II,  X   | fifteen days, another three weeks of this state of things,
10     II,  X   |    in another three or four weeks. Meanwhile the Lieutenant
11     II,  X   |   factory went on for a few weeks longer.~How different was
12     II,  XVII|  their winter garments some weeks before, and held themselves
13     II,  XX  | happened, it would be three weeks at least before this southern
14     II,  XX  |    it to last another three weeks.~The next week, from the