Part,  Chapter

1      I,  III |      the fort, or the scattered houses outside the enceinte.~The
2      I,  VII |  understood what he meant. Snow houses were to be hollowed out
3      I,  VII |      were crouching in the snow houses, in groups of two or three,
4      I,  XIII|         in the building both of houses and boats. The men were
5      I,  XVI |    build the round buts .called houses or lodges, the tops of which
6      I,  XIX |       do you think of Esquimaux houses?”~“The ventilation leaves
7     II,  V   |       would he have watched the houses, sheds, and magazines rising
8     II,  VII | waterspouts which can overthrow houses, tear up forests, and which
9     II,  X   |         of the day or night the houses of the factory might be