Part,  Chapter

1 1,1|    pierce through the thick mist which had gathered beneath
2 1,2|   snow. it was very cold. A mist hung over Richmond. it seemed
3 1,3|    indistinctly through the mist. The birds were less numerous
4 1,3|    saw the land through the mist, they had not been able
5 1,3|   but with daybreak a thick mist rose from the sea, so that
6 1,3|     was only a fine-weather mist. A hot sun soon penetrated
7 1,3|     hour after sunrise, the mist became more transparent.
8 3,3|    mass through the morning mist. It was the "Speedy." ~"
9 3,3| which rapidly dispelled the mist. ~The "Speedy" now appeared