Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  VIII|  specimens of the feathered tribe. Several varieties of ducks,
 2      I,  XI  | plenty of birds of the duck tribe; but only a few Polar hares,
 3      I,  XI  |     food of all the Anseres tribe; ducks with red heads and
 4      I,  XIV |     specimens of the salmon tribe.~But to return to our sportsmen;
 5      I,  XIV |   all animals of the feline tribe, a very supple back; its
 6      I,  XVI | enable the engineers of the tribe to build the round buts .
 7      I,  XVI |   and agility of the feline tribe to which it belongs, and
 8      I,  XIX |     had not deceived him, a tribe of nomads were encamped
 9      I,  XIX |  America, the home of their tribe, and- were considerably
10     II,  IX  | worked with the rest of her tribe at the fisheries near Icy