Part,  Chapter

1      I,  XII  |     degree, and on this account I share the Lieutenant’s impatience
2      I,  XIX  |      which the children had their share, the Esquimaux took leave
3      I,  XXI  |     Sergeant was able to take his share. The heat from the stoves
4     II,  IV   |         fort, that they might all share the same chances.~Hobson
5     II,  V    |          their work, and took her share in it, as if she had still
6     II,  VIII | Lieutenant unfortunately does not share. He sees the significance
7     II,  X    |     Joliffe felt that he ought to share the compliments it is difficult
8     II,  XIX  |         Madge,—”a death I did not share!”~“Ah, Madge!” cried Mrs
9     II,  XXIII|         comrades. We ought all to share the responsibility of a