Part,  Chapter

1      I,  I   |       expended in adventurous expeditions, and some new scheme of
2      I,  II  |  hazardous but most lucrative expeditions. The active competition
3      I,  V   |    several successful hunting expeditions had been made across the
4      I,  VII |     would organise successive expeditions, establishing depôts of
5      I,  VII | natural starting-point of all expeditions to the north. Besides, should
6      I,  VII |       men accustomed to Polar expeditions. Jaspar Hobson and his men
7      I,  VIII|       the hunting and fishing expeditions which started from Forts
8      I,  XIV |       will make some foraging expeditions. We need not think about
9      I,  XIV |     the month of August these expeditions were continued with great