Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I   | anxious to penetrate to the extreme limits of the hyperborean.
 2      I,  III |    total, at least, for the extreme north of America, for Spain
 3      I,  III | expedition was to go to the extreme north of the continent to
 4      I,  VII |     of the districts of the extreme north of America. It has
 5      I,  VII |     could only advance with extreme difficulty; the curved fronts
 6      I,  XI  |    a kind of mocking jay of extreme ugliness; eider ducks; scoters
 7      I,  XVI | their family, multiply with extreme rapidity, and a great number
 8      I,  XVI |    tipped with white at the extreme end of the tail, and with
 9      I,  XVI |   is very clear that in the extreme north of the continent,
10      I,  XIX |    making his trap, was the extreme hardness of the ground to
11      I,  XX  |    who have wintered in the extreme north. In their journey
12     II,  IX  | soon revived Kalumah, whose extreme exhaustion arose not only
13     II,  X   |     of the “young ice” with extreme attention. He knew that
14     II,  XXIV|  the Aleutian group, at the extreme south of Behring Sea, that