Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  XI  |     object of the expedition—the examination into the quality and quantity
 2      I,  XI  |         mystery after a thorough examination of the ground.~Jaspar Hobson
 3      I,  XI  |        She was right, as further examination proved. They were the marks
 4      I,  XII |          the astronomer when the examination was over, “this is really
 5      I,  XII |        Bathurst after a thorough examination of the maps of these northern
 6      I,  XIII| satisfied with the result of his examination. The shallow waters of the
 7      I,  XVII|         bodies, passing from the examination of one constellation to
 8     II,  III |         of willows, but on close examination decided that he was mistaken.~
 9     II,  IV  |          anxious to finish their examination of the southern edge of
10     II,  VI  |     possible; but added that the examination of the south of the island
11     II,  XIII|          them the results of the examination he had just made. They learnt
12     II,  XIV |  observation of the weather, the examination of the ice-field, and reading