Part,  Chapter

1      I,  IV  |           and difficulties had to be allowed for, a certain quantity
2      I,  VII |    Lieutenant, although very uneasy, allowed none of his anxiety to appear,
3      I,  XIV |            the European species, and allowed themselves to be caught
4      I,  XVII|              was firm enough to have allowed of the passage of a park
5     II,  XII |         journey across the ice to be allowed for, but also the sudden
6     II,  XII |         special attention. They were allowed to run about near the fort,
7     II,  XV  | presentiments haunted her, she never allowed herself to betray any uneasiness.