Part,  Chapter

1      I,  I    |        who lived only for her mistress. A Scotchwoman of the old
2      I,  V    |       matter of fact than her mistress, disguised from herself
3      I,  XVI  |      the Hudson’s Bay Company mistress of the whole of North America?”~“
4      I,  XVII |  shared the enthusiasm of her mistress. How far, how very far,
5     II,  II   | evidently thought only of her mistress, at whom she could not look
6     II,  VIII |    tightening her hold on her mistress’s hand.~On the beach, about
7     II,  XIX  |    raising her head, her poor mistress said—~“Do not tell them,
8     II,  XXIII|      a dog at the feet of her mistress, and tried to keep her warm.