Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  V   |              the surface of the snowy plains solid—a good thing for the
 2      I,  V   |           made across the vast smooth plains, which were already frequented
 3      I,  V   | undistinguishable from the vast white plains around. A uniform carpet
 4      I,  V   |          skeletons of trees. The vast plains stretched before them in
 5      I,  VI  |              the east. The undulating plains were still white with snow,
 6      I,  VII |            region, and the long white plains stretching between the Great
 7      I,  XIII|        stretched apparently boundless plains, vast steppes which it would
 8      I,  XIX |               edges of the long white plains were touched with a faint
 9     II,  VIII|        several wandering about on the plains, but they did not approach,
10     II,  XIII|             last year over the frozen plains between Fort Reliance and
11     II,  XVII|               and fro on the deserted plains in melancholy mood, pausing