Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I   |         honour to whom honour is due, Mrs Joliffe deserves part
 2      I,  VI  |         element, and no merit is due to me for braving it. It
 3      I,  VI  |        All these changes, madam, due to the influence of the
 4      I,  VIII|      changed. Instead of bearing due north, the expedition advanced
 5      I,  X   |     curving slightly, ran almost due north; whilst the eastern
 6      I,  XIII|       their new abode, and after due deliberation unanimously
 7      I,  XVII| Esquimaux.~A singular phenomenon due to the refraction of rays
 8      I,  XX  |        Englishmen, was kept with due solemnity. The colonists
 9      I,  XX  |    reappear above the horizon in due time; but there was no reason
10     II,  II  |        of Siberia. After running due north for about six hundred
11     II,  III |         Bay the coast ran almost due south, following the one
12     II,  IV  |    things considered, and making due allowance for the weight
13     II,  IX  |       treat him with the respect due to your preserver.”~During
14     II,  XVII|        Cape Bathurst now pointed due north, and those masses