Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I   |   Nature seemed to be taking breath; but suddenly the squall
 2      I,  V   |      heat. Fortunately not a breath of air stirred, and this
 3      I,  XVII|      pedestrians were out of breath after taking a few steps,
 4      I,  XX  | similar circumstances; their breath failed them, and they were
 5      I,  XXI |     of their guns, and their breath froze as it left their lips
 6      I,  XXI |     word. His half-condensed breath shrouded his face in a white
 7      I,  XXI |      an instant, panting for breath, whilst the moisture held
 8      I,  XXI |     the country with its icy breath; the barometer remained
 9     II,  VII |    the hurricane, and out of breath with the buffeting they
10     II,  VII |  gale, they stopped and took breath, whilst the Lieutenant ascertained
11     II,  XII |      Mrs Barnett drew a long breath of relief as she understood
12     II,  XIII|      Barnett and Long in one breath.~These two exclamations