Part,  Chapter

1 1,1| reach at any cost. They were ignorant of what it was, whether
2 1,7|    His companions were still ignorant of this, for he had not
3 2,3|     and the creatures might, ignorant of the power of the explorers'
4 2,4|     can tell you, if you are ignorant of it, that in India these
5 3,0|     the Mercy, and were thus ignorant of their return. ~In the
6 3,1|      they had till then been ignorant; it evidently, however,
7 3,4|     all, and he could not be ignorant of it. ~In the meanwhile
8 3,6|  with the rest of the world, ignorant of the motives which induced