Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  | Hudson’s Bay Company with the rival companies of the Union,
 2      I,  I  |       of Paulina Barnett, the rival of the Pfeiffers, Tinnis,
 3      I,  II | accordance with which its old rival the North-west Company became
 4      I,  II |    Fur Company.”~Now the only rival of this important association
 5      I,  III|       observer be had not his rival; his patience was inexhaustible;
 6      I,  IV |    the agents and soldiers of rival associations disputed the
 7      I,  X  |  struggles with the agents of rival associations, and his efforts
 8      I,  XI |   means sorry not to meet any rival explorers. What he wanted
 9      I,  XVI|     removed his eyes from his rival’s face.~“This fox is mine,
10      I,  XVI|       that the existence of a rival company would greatly compromise