Chapter

 1 IV   |       hands joined over it. I lighted my long crooked pipe, with
 2 XIII |  earth stamped hard down, and lighted by a window, the panes of
 3 XIII |    only room where a fire was lighted even in the severest cold.~
 4 XXXII|       islands. Over the dimly lighted strand there trod the huge
 5 XXXIV|    with the dazzling sheaf of lighted fluid, every drop of which
 6 XXXV |    bounded over the waves and lighted on board our raft. Mast
 7 XXXIX|      am unable to explain, it lighted up all sides of every object
 8 XLI  |  shore. I was supplied with a lighted lantern to set fire to the
 9 XLI  |     light shining near me. It lighted up the calm and unmoved
10 XLIII| glimpse of the figure of Hans lighted up by the fire; and all
11 XLIV |     of the icy north, faintly lighted with the pale rays of the