Part,  Chapter

1      I,  VI |      at the Lieutenant’s last remark; “for my part, I think the
2      I,  VI |    wapitis after the hunter’s remark; “and whether at our hands
3     II,  I  |       us.”~And with this sage remark the men drew off, little
4     II,  I  |       the lady made this last remark showed that she resigned
5     II,  III| Sergeant Long’s most sensible remark closed the conversation,
6     II,  XV |   justice of the Lieutenant’s remark. They had ascertained that
7     II,  XV | medicinal herbs.~We must here remark, that the health of all
8     II,  XX |    one answered the soldier’s remark, and a quarter of an hour