Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  VII  |  the dogs nor the sledges, buried in the snow, attracted their
 2      I,  XVIII|  which was not crushed was buried and smothered, and, probably
 3      I,  XVIII|    used when the house was buried in snow. It was necessary
 4      I,  XVIII|    done outside, the traps buried beneath ten feet of snow
 5     II,  XVII |  with it on the north were buried beneath the avalanche. Masses
 6     II,  XVII |     and Thomas Black, were buried beneath the avalanche which
 7     II,  XVIII| creatures had already been buried beneath the avalanche for
 8     II,  XVIII|    poor creatures had been buried for thirty hours in air
 9     II,  XVIII|    were in danger of being buried in their turn.~Mac-Nab was
10     II,  XVIII|    and her companions were buried!~Mac-Nab and the Lieutenant
11     II,  XVIII|   flinging it from him, he buried his face in his hands and
12     II,  XX   |    quarters submerged, and buried beneath a mass of earth