Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI  |   approaching thaw; but it was strewn with the ruins of mighty
 2      I,  VII |   upheaved the enormous blocks strewn upon the surface. The vegetation,
 3      I,  VIII|       of the water, the shores strewn with flints and blocks of
 4      I,  XIII|      to be seen. The shore was strewn with innumerable quantities
 5      I,  XV  |      sand and porous lava were strewn with huge boulders deeply
 6      I,  XVII|        were rugged and uneven, strewn with piled-up ridges of
 7      I,  XIX |   frozen snow along the coast, strewn with masses of ice.~The
 8     II,  I   |         Gradually the wind has strewn it with earth and sand,
 9     II,  XIII|       the ice-field, which was strewn with icebergs, hummocks,
10     II,  XIII| incapable of holding them, and strewn about in every direction.~
11     II,  XIII|   crevasse full of rough water strewn with small icicles—a crevasse
12     II,  XV  |       was fearfully distorted: strewn with hummocks, broken obelisks,
13     II,  XV  |        colours of the rainbow, strewn with enamelled arabesques,