Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI  |       sun, so much thought of in temperate latitudes, spoils my Arctic
 2      I,  VI  |         a star of the torrid and temperate zones, and is out of place
 3      I,  VI  |        Have you ever visited the temperate zones of Europe and America?”
 4      I,  VIII|          most fortunate. Even in temperate climes there are generally
 5      I,  XII |    course, the clear blue air of temperate and torrid zones could not
 6      I,  XIV |     holes like foxes. During the temperate season, when they could
 7      I,  XIX |          to the inhabitants of a temperate zone, it was easily endured
 8     II,  IV  | passengers when they passed from temperate to torrid zones! With skilful
 9     II,  XII |        if we should experience a temperate instead of an Arctic winter
10     II,  XII |        if we should experience a temperate instead of an Arctic winter
11     II,  XIX |          finest districts of the temperate zones.~But Mrs Barnett had