Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I    |            to explore the northern shores of the Great Bear Lake,
 2      I,  II   |            construct a fort on the shores of the Arctic Ocean?”~“They
 3      I,  II   |         gave his name, reached the shores of the Pacific at 52° 24’
 4      I,  II   |           have taken refuge on the shores of the most distant rivers.
 5      I,  III  |        accompany you myself to the shores of the Polar Sea.”~And with
 6      I,  IV   |            been constructed on its shores—Fort Providence on the north,
 7      I,  IV   |          The trees on the northern shores of the lake form magnificent
 8      I,  V    |          to the north-west, on the shores of the Snare Lake, By travelling
 9      I,  V    |      suffered from the heat on the shores of the Gulf of Carpentaria—
10      I,  VI   |          Fort Enterprise, near the shores of Lake Snare.~This fort
11      I,  VI   |          leisure time to visit the shores of the little lake. They
12      I,  VI   |     disturbed, and wandered to the shores of Hudson’s Bay. So that
13      I,  VII  |         cross the districts on the shores of the sea? was the Arctic
14      I,  VIII |          Franklin, on the southern shores, and promoted the coming
15      I,  VIII |        north were then beating the shores of the Great Bear Lake~“
16      I,  VIII |            encampment.”~“Along the shores of the lake?”~“No, across
17      I,  VIII |           and Joliffe explored the shores of the lake under the guidance
18      I,  VIII |           wind, with its irregular shores broken by jagged capes and
19      I,  VIII |          surface of the water, the shores strewn with flints and blocks
20      I,  VIII |             and take refuge on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico when
21      I,  VIII |            now to pursue it on the shores of the Kamtchatka Sea, and
22      I,  VIII |          boat skirted the northern shores of the lake at about three
23      I,  VIII |            easy to skirt along its shores and to choose the best spot
24      I,  IX   |           them all to the southern shores of the lake, far away from
25      I,  X    |        Churchill, near the western shores of Hudson’s Bay. He pressed
26      I,  X    |        Hudson’s Bay to explore the shores of the Polar Sea in 1838,
27      I,  X    |         would only commence on the shores of the Arctic Ocean. Each
28      I,  XI   |    seventieth parallel, and on the shores of the Arctic Ocean. To
29      I,  XI   |          beasts prowling about the shores of the Arctic Ocean.~“There
30      I,  XI   |    estimate of their number on the shores of the Arctic Ocean. Their
31      I,  XII  |           ocean which bathed these shores stretched away as far as
32      I,  XIV  |        ducks which abounded on the shores of the lagoon, large flocks
33      I,  XIV  |          it grew abundantly on the shores of the lagoon between the
34      I,  XV   |           and a half all along the shores of Cape Bathurst.”~“Can
35      I,  XVI  |       martens,” which frequent the shores of the Arctic Ocean.~All
36      I,  XVII |           birds forsook the gloomy shores of the Polar Sea, only a
37      I,  XVIII|         that a certain spot on the shores of North Georgia, 95° longitude
38      I,  XX   |            their journey along the shores of Hudson’s Bay in 1746,
39     II,  I    |           surface. This is why its shores are perpendicular, this
40     II,  I    |       current, and on its northern shores the tide rose two feet beyond
41     II,  I    |     difference was produced on our shores.”~In spite of his despair,
42     II,  II   |           the south approaches the shores of Russian America, crosses
43     II,  II   |         carrying us with it to the shores of North Georgia?”~“I think
44     II,  III  |           no longer break upon the shores of Cape Esquimaux.”~“Cape
45     II,  III  |          coast-line, formed by the shores of Liverpool Bay. Now a
46     II,  IV   |       formed in calm waters on the shores of the North American continent.
47     II,  IV   |       worthy of note about it; the shores were low and pretty even
48     II,  VI   |          Strait and land us on the shores of Siberia?”~“No, madam,
49     II,  VI   |          will drive us towards the shores of Russian America.”~“We
50     II,  VII  |          the Aleutian Islands. The shores of the Arctic Ocean are,
51     II,  VIII |       beach when the perpendicular shores had once checked their advance.
52     II,  VIII |          bears, he soon gained the shores of the island. With a great
53     II,  X    |         early in September for the shores of the Great Bear and Slave
54     II,  X    |       across it so as to reach the shores of Asia or America.~“Of
55     II,  XV   |     compressed and piled up on the shores of the island. There really
56     II,  XVII |          Cape Bathurst, and on the shores of the lagoon. He was anxious
57     II,  XVII | successively on every point of its shores.~The observations of the
58     II,  XIX  |     without running aground on its shores! It was still hurrying on
59     II,  XXII |       lagoon, from which point the shores of the lake, now bathed