Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |       the situation, and it is probable he would have entered into
 2      I,  XII |       was a Frenchman, however probable, could not be considered
 3      I,  XV  |    hundred fathoms deep. It is probable that ages ago portion of
 4      I,  XIX |     get any other food, it was probable that the bait in the snares
 5      I,  XXII|  considerable distance. It was probable that the convoy would follow
 6      I,  XXII|     was unfortunately the more probable. Hobson knew Captain Craventy,
 7     II,  II  | destroyed.~But it was scarcely probable that either of these events
 8     II,  II  |   ice-field, and it was highly probable that it would drift neither
 9     II,  XIV |  mighty barrier, and it seemed probable that the blockade would
10     II,  XV  |      said, so that it appeared probable that the island would be
11     II,  XV  |  ice-wall. It therefore seemed probable that whilst part of the
12     II,  XVII|       beginning of May.~It was probable that, when the island reached
13     II,  XIX |    before stated, that was not probable, although it was advancing
14     II,  XX  |       the little river. It was probable that it was soon to extend