Part,  Chapter

1      I,  IX |     if you think it would be prudent, go back to the north. I
2     II,  II |    favour.”~“Would it not be prudent to build a boat large enough
3     II,  II |    Mrs Barnett.~“It would be prudent certainly,” said Hobson, “
4     II,  VI | Lieutenant promised to be as prudent as possible; but added that
5     II,  VII|      it would not perhaps be prudent to leave even this shelter,
6     II,  XII|     it was not perhaps quite prudent to burden the travellers,
7     II,  XIV|       however, it will be as prudent to go back to the House.
8     II,  XV |  months, for it would not be prudent to launch our boat too soon
9     II,  XV |    it would therefore be but prudent to make a reconnaissance