Part,  Chapter

1      I,  VIII |        and navigable in summer, afforded easy access to Fort Franklin,
2      I,  XII  |         of by rocks, would have afforded a refuge to several vessels
3      I,  XIII |        resources of the country afforded; and its imperfections really
4      I,  XV   | advantage of every bit of cover afforded by rocks and inequalities
5     II,  VII  |        hills crowned with trees afforded them some protection, the
6     II,  VIII |        soft soil, which had not afforded them sufficient support.
7     II,  VIII |    birch trees and a few shrubs afforded a pleasant shelter, and
8     II,  XV   |       day, and its oblique rays afforded plenty of light.~At nine
9     II,  XXIII|     slight as was the chance it afforded, and all lent a helping