Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |      Coronation Gulf, on the eastern side of which the new-Art
 2      I,  X   | almost due north; whilst the eastern rounded off into the coastline,
 3      I,  XIII| behind Cape Bathurst, on the eastern bank of the lagoon Hobson
 4      I,  XIII|     dry moss, with which the eastern side of the cape was covered,
 5      I,  XIV |     winter.~The hills on the eastern side, of the lake were well
 6      I,  XV  |    obtain a good view of the eastern side of the country. For
 7      I,  XV  |     he proceeded to stud the eastern side, which consisted of
 8      I,  XIX |     Melbourne Island, on the eastern coast of English America,
 9      I,  XXII|  destroyed. The hills on the eastern bank seemed to be considerably
10      I,  XXII|    five hundred paces on the eastern bank. As a natural consequence,
11     II,  V   |     be less here than in the eastern part of the Arctic Ocean,
12     II,  V   |    in the woods clothing the eastern slopes of Lake Barnett.
13     II,  VII |    between the hills and the eastern bank of the lagoon.~A faint
14     II,  XV  |      of the ice-field on the eastern side was exactly similar