Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VI  |  night passed without special incident.~At sunrise on the following
2        I,  XVII| marked by only one noticeable incident. This was the finding of
3        I,  XXII|   Hive passed without special incident; and next morning a regular
4       II,  II  |     affected in any way by an incident that concerned themselves
5       II,  XV  |  accomplished without special incident; halts were made at regular
6       II,  XVI |     Looking up, he now said, “Incident to this expected shock,
7       II,  XIX |    indicate that any abnormal incident had either transpired or