Part,  Chapter

1      I,  II   | were passing backwards and forwards between the eating and drinking
2      I,  XXI  |   be dragged backwards and forwards between the house and the
3     II,  V    | carry timber backwards and forwards. A good many reindeer, still
4     II,  VII  |  been through that, and so forwards!”~“Forwards, my brave comrade!”~
5     II,  VII  |   that, and so forwards!”~“Forwards, my brave comrade!”~It was
6     II,  VII  |     which we can go round. Forwards!”~They struggled to their
7     II,  XV   |  could spring more lightly forwards than she when her instinct
8     II,  XXI  |  bear roamed backwards and forwards, showing no more hostility
9     II,  XXIII|    we shall still go on.”~“Forwards!” cried all with one voice.~