Part,  Chapter

1      I,  III |    the courier, now made his entrance into the house of the fort,
2      I,  XIII| arrangement would impede the entrance of the outer air to the
3      I,  XV  |      to which a postern gave entrance. Jaspar Hobson favoured
4      I,  XXI |    opening at the end of the entrance passage. The outside shutters
5      I,  XXI |   for the bears to effect an entrance. The window was, therefore,
6      I,  XXI | rooms; but they may force an entrance to the loft, and devour
7     II,  III |     in Gulf Kotzebue, at the entrance to the strait. Whalers shun
8     II,  XV  |       at two o’clock, at the entrance to a kind of valley which