Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  V  |      of our agonies when water failed us in the desert, when the
 2      I,  X  |      to conquer where they had failed?” inquired Mrs Barnett.~“
 3      I,  X  |        Hearne had relied often failed him; and he had once nothing
 4      I,  X  |    provisions often completely failed, and two Canadians were
 5      I,  XII| drinkable water would not have failed the little colony, as a
 6      I,  XX |    circumstances; their breath failed them, and they were taken
 7     II,  II |       when everything else has failed. We must try all we can
 8     II,  IX |       when her forces entirely failed her, and she again lost
 9     II,  XII|      the continent, and having failed it was returning to the
10     II,  XIX|       the colonists, and if it failed them, St Matthew, and the