Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  VII |    deep, and as it did not freeze but remained in a liquid
 2      I,  XVI |    and rapid enough not to freeze far below the surface, even
 3      I,  XVII|    lagoon was the first to freeze over; large whitish-grey
 4     II,  X   |  soon as it liked now, and freeze the mercury in the cistern
 5     II,  X   |  the sea, was the first to freeze over. The temperature remained
 6     II,  X   |    required for the sea to freeze hard.~Had proof been needed
 7     II,  XII |    liquid spaces will soon freeze over.”~“I think you are
 8     II,  XII | the way in which they will freeze over will not be very favourable
 9     II,  XII |    liquid spaces will soon freeze over.”~“I think you are
10     II,  XII | the way in which they will freeze over will not be very favourable
11     II,  XII |  not been severe enough to freeze the surface of the sea,
12     II,  XIII|    is well known, does not freeze so readily as fresh, but