Chapter

 1 I   |      Davy, [2] Humboldt, Captain Sir John Franklin, General Sabine,
 2 I   |        Sixty-three. (Tr.)~[2] As Sir Humphry Davy died in 1829,
 3 IV  |          and two following made ‘sir’; and in the midst of the
 4 IV  |       between such words as ice, sir, anger, cruel, sacred wood,
 5 VII |        Is this why you are here, sir?”~But when she had looked
 6 VIII|          t be a coward; come up, sir”; said my uncle with the
 7 XV  |         this case, the theory of Sir Humphry Davy, Saknussemm’
 8 XIX | foundation?~[1]The name given by Sir Roderick Murchison to a
 9 XXXI|         answered, “the theory of Sir Humphry Davy is confirmed.”~“
10 XXXI|       seventy-first degree where Sir James Ross has discovered
11 XLIV|        the difficulty.”~“Indeed, sir! The occupant of a professorial