Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  III |   Atlantic, landed at New York, traversed the lakes to the Red River
 2      I,  VI  |      Two hundred miles had been traversed since the expedition left
 3      I,  VII |       with all its terrors, was traversed by Livingstone from the
 4      I,  VII |          the district now to be traversed was very unsuitable for
 5      I,  XI  |       Only short distances were traversed at a time; halts were made
 6      I,  XV  |        were but ten miles to be traversed, but ten miles in a straight
 7     II,  III | Bathurst and Esquimaux had been traversed. A few traces of the encampment
 8     II,  IV  |  eighteen miles would have been traversed, and, if he were not mistaken,
 9     II,  V   |      considerably.~The distance traversed by the island since the
10     II,  IX  |       the path she had so often traversed when she went to visit her
11     II,  X   |    miles which would have to be traversed in sledges across the solidified
12     II,  XV  |   estimate exactly the distance traversed.~The signal to halt was
13     II,  XXIV|       last landed, after having traversed eighteen hundred miles since