Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI   |        strewn with the ruins of mighty icebergs, which assumed
 2      I,  IX   |   embrace. Ever nearer came the mighty wave, all lesser billows
 3      I,  XII  |    inhabited world, watched the mighty luminary of day touch the
 4      I,  XVII | invasion of winter with all its mighty forces, this conquest of
 5      I,  XVII |        but lately lifted up its mighty waves, was hushed and still;
 6      I,  XVII |    barred their progress. These mighty icebergs, broken into fantastic
 7      I,  XVIII|         by the falling of these mighty mountains, and none but
 8     II,  X    |        nothing could check, the mighty south-east wind aiding its
 9     II,  XIV  |   island were hemmed in by this mighty barrier, and it seemed probable
10     II,  XV   |  standing, and above it all the mighty icebergs reared their snowy
11     II,  XV   |          to advance towards the mighty ice-wall, Kalumah generally
12     II,  XVIII|     which, driven along by this mighty propelling force, was drifting
13     II,  XIX  |     ruins alone remained of the mighty ice-wall, the upper portion