Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I   |      veal of the old world. The sharp teeth of the Chippeway Indians
 2      I,  VI  |        light, diffracted by the sharp edges of the ice, touched
 3      I,  VIII|    contrasted strongly with the sharp angle, at the extremity
 4      I,  XI  |        seventieth parallel at a sharp angle near the one hundred
 5      I,  XIV |     their quarry, by uttering a sharp note like the cry of a child.~
 6      I,  XVII|         which makes the cold so sharp and biting. Hunting was
 7      I,  XIX |   ploughed up by the creature’s sharp claws, and had they been
 8      I,  XIX |      yellowish-red complexions, sharp teeth, and projecting cheek-bones,
 9     II,  IV  |       cape, coming to an almost sharp point, and it was evident
10     II,  IV  |   division had been made with a sharp instrument, and here and
11     II,  X   | consisted of an accumulation of sharp points, crystals, prisms,
12     II,  XV  |       clearly cut fractures and sharp corners. Not a sign was