Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VI  |       ground, and they seemed transformed from ordinary quadrupeds
2        I,  IX  |     the catastrophe which has transformed this part of Africa into
3        I,  XIII|     on the 1st of January had transformed an enormous rock, garrisoned
4        I,  XIV |      that eventful night, was transformed into an island which alone
5        I,  XV  |     rich in vegetation, being transformed into rocks arid and barren
6       II,  VIII|       attraction, it might be transformed into a satellite, or even
7       II,  XV  | whilst as to the yawl, which, transformed into a sledge, had performed
8       II,  XVI |    shelving shore, only to be transformed, as the melting of the snow