Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |            1,074~ ~  Skins and young Beavers,. . 92,288~ ~ Musk
 2      I,  II  |     fashion. Even females with young and their little ones did
 3      I,  X   |        No, madam,” replied the young Lieutenant. “A century ago
 4      I,  XI  |        All hurried towards the young Canadian, who remained fixed
 5      I,  XIII|        of their milk and their young. They were kept in a paddock
 6      I,  XIV |       from the north wind. The young shoots of this tree are
 7      I,  XVI |   labelled as “parchments” or “young beavers,” according to their
 8      I,  XVII|    impenetrable barrier.~The “ young ice “ was rapidly forming
 9      I,  XIX |      animals; two women, still young whose matted hair was adorned
10      I,  XIX |        greedy avidity; but the young woman who had answered in
11      I,  XIX |      not exactly superior, the young girl was certainly more
12      I,  XIX |      received.~The name of the young girl was Kalumah, and she
13      I,  XIX |     before saying goodbye, the young girl invited Mrs Barnett
14      I,  XIX |       hurt the feelings of the young native, showed superhuman
15      I,  XIX | nothing of what she heard.~The young native girl had a sweet
16      I,  XIX |        in her service, but the young native could not be persuaded
17      I,  XX  |       made from a decoction of young fir-branchlets burst the
18     II,  V   |     there were now a good many young, and little Michael had
19     II,  VII |     him, had enough to do. The young gentleman had ridden upon
20     II,  VIII|     inanimate body. It was the young Esquimaux girl Kalumah!~
21     II,  IX  |       of life remaining to the young Esquimaux should be quenched.~
22     II,  IX  |      readers will remember the young Esquimaux’s promise to come
23     II,  IX  |      this part of her tale the young Esquimaux looked at Mrs
24     II,  IX  | account for the arrival of the young native on the island.~During
25     II,  IX  |  delight and excitement of the young Esquimaux when a signal
26     II,  IX  |        terrible moment for the young native, and she determined
27     II,  IX  |        since she embarked!~The young native had no idea where
28     II,  IX  |        been too long away. The young girl immediately rose ready
29     II,  X   |   covered him with kisses.~The young native was charmed and touched
30     II,  X   | watched the appearance of the “young ice” with extreme attention.
31     II,  X   |    even as they were now. The “young ice” was gradually forming
32     II,  XIV |        darkness. Thanks to the young Esquimaux, however, a fresh
33     II,  XIV |        crevasses or rents, the young native noticed many circular
34     II,  XIV |       for the hunters, and the young native described to them
35     II,  XIV |        my bear!” exclaimed the young Esquimaux.~“He shall not
36     II,  XV  |       on the Alpine rocks, the young girl firmly treaded the
37     II,  XV  |   Kalumah, and trusting in the young native’s sagacity, retraced
38     II,  XV  |        to that of his dog.~The young Esquimaux was, in fact,
39     II,  XV  |        vast Pacific Ocean.~The young girl’s confidence on this
40     II,  XV  |       alter the opinion of the young Esquimaux. Kalumah still
41     II,  XIX |      Fahrenheit—burst open the young buds; in a word, the Arctic