Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  | mountains of Thibet, across an unknown corner of New Holland, from
 2      I,  VI |     bears, &c. No artifice was unknown to them, and Captain Craventy
 3      I,  X  |       the Coppermine flows was unknown, and we are indebted for
 4      I,  X  |    fifty miles of the hitherto unknown coast of North America!”~“
 5      I,  X  |      one day I will search the unknown lands where the dreadful
 6      I,  X  |     his efforts to explore the unknown districts of the north or
 7      I,  X  |   attraction; the glory of the unknown dazzled their sight. Probably
 8     II,  II |     unmarked on the chart, and unknown to hydrographers, which
 9     II,  X  |       was drifting towards the unknown latitudes where the large
10     II,  XII|      away from the coast by an unknown current, how the hurricane
11     II,  XII|      away from the coast by an unknown current, how the hurricane