Part,  Chapter

1      I,  VI | trappers and hunters, and were acquainted with all the nets and snares
2      I,  XIX|     the Lieutenant.~No one was acquainted with that idiom, and every
3     II,  IV |      With skilful pilots, well acquainted with the currents, it might
4     II,  V  |   glass of water.”~Mrs Barnett acquainted Madge with the result of
5     II,  V  |       the Sergeant, and having acquainted him with the incident, they
6     II,  VII|       of the country, was well acquainted with the habits of those
7     II,  X  |  native she will be thoroughly acquainted with the whole of Alaska.”~“