Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI  |     snow; and the scattered specimens of the Flora of the Arctic
 2      I,  VI  |     wapitis. They were fine specimens of the family of deer known
 3      I,  VI  |    57° N. latitude; and the specimens now found had doubtless
 4      I,  VI  |    however, two magnificent specimens remained on the field of
 5      I,  VII |   Hobson hoped to find such specimens of the Arctic Flora even
 6      I,  VIII| alike frequented by various specimens of the feathered tribe.
 7      I,  VIII|  were therefore magnificent specimens of these migratory birds,
 8      I,  XIV |    laden with some splendid specimens of the salmon tribe.~But
 9      I,  XVI |    the bear family, and the specimens obtained by Hobson were
10     II,  III |  plain.~It was evident that specimens of the whole Arctic Fauna