Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV |      country, its position with regard to the oceans, and even
 2      I,  XI |       the first. The rules with regard to the sledges keeping their
 3      I,  XI |     reason to be satisfied with regard to the fur-bearing animals.
 4      I,  XIV|      economy was necessary with regard to the stores, as a long
 5      I,  XV |      satisfy her curiosity with regard to the country around Cape
 6     II,  I  | position of the new island with regard to the rising and setting
 7     II,  II |   extent, and our position with regard to the cardinal points would
 8     II,  VI |         of Victoria Island with regard to the cardinal points had
 9     II,  X  |  nothing, the displacement with regard to the cardinal points was
10     II,  XV |     position of the island with regard to the ice-wall, is it on
11     II,  XV |         of Victoria Island with regard to the cardinal points was