Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I    |     bears, foxes, and musk oxen, falling beneath their bullets, and
 2      I,  VI   |         beneath our feet, or the falling of the avalanches from the
 3      I,  XVIII| conjecture the cause. It was the falling of icebergs in the offing.
 4      I,  XVIII|       split open, crushed by the falling of these mighty mountains,
 5     II,  VI   |     north-west, torrents of rain falling at intervals. Meanwhile,
 6     II,  VII  |          being crushed beneath a falling tree, or they stumbled over
 7     II,  X    |         fell constantly, and the falling of the barometer proved
 8     II,  XIII |          which looked like towns falling into ruins. Some towered
 9     II,  XIII |      frozen, and a warm rain was falling, which hastened the dissolution
10     II,  XV   |          very wet, rain and snow falling alternately. A strong wind
11     II,  XV   |      necessary was proved by the falling of a huge block, at two
12     II,  XV   |          reason now to dread the falling to pieces of the island
13     II,  XVIII|          blow on the head from a falling block of ice. The wound
14     II,  XXIII|     colonists “disembarked,” and falling on their knees, returned