Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  II   |         by the Colonial Secretary decided that it was necessary to
 2      I,  V    |         was picked up, but it was decided that henceforth the reins
 3      I,  VIII |        anxious to rest his party, decided on remaining two or three
 4      I,  IX   |       able to judge than himself, decided to follow his advice, and
 5      I,  XI   |           Long, Lieutenant Hobson decided to give his party a day’
 6      I,  XI   |        nothing to guide them to a decided opinion. The bones of some
 7      I,  XII  |         exactitude. Jaspar Hobson decided to wait and ascertain the
 8      I,  XII  |      understood. It was now to be decided whether they had come to
 9      I,  XIII |         species of Scotch fir was decided on, which grew conveniently
10      I,  XVIII|        heads together, and it was decided on November 23d that, as
11      I,  XXI  |          fire at them. But it was decided to put off this desperate
12      I,  XXI  |           principal house. It was decided that one of the men should
13      I,  XXII | astronomer the following plan was decided on.~It was now the 5th July.
14     II,  III  |       that day, July 18th, it was decided that the bearings should
15     II,  III  |          but on close examination decided that he was mistaken.~The
16     II,  VIII |        Its fate would now soon be decided. It would either stop where
17     II,  VIII |          wish to disturb him, and decided to go without him, taking
18     II,  VIII |        they had had to make, they decided to rest a few minutes before
19     II,  X    |           in short, following the decided course made by the Kamtchatka
20     II,  X    |          truth.”~This point being decided, the ordinary occupations
21     II,  XII  |           comrades and wives, but decided to let the Lieutenant think
22     II,  XIII |          to cross the ice. It was decided to start on the return journey
23     II,  XV   |          for the thaw.~Hobson now decided to make a long excursion
24     II,  XV   |          next morning, and Hobson decided to follow the valley for
25     II,  XV   |           Their fate might now be decided in a few hours, and if they
26     II,  XVII |           to do but to wait, they decided to go back to Fort Hope
27     II,  XX   |        into warmer waters, it was decided that it was impossible for
28     II,  XXI  |           than usual.”~Hobson now decided to take the greater part
29     II,  XXII |         of the former factory. He decided, therefore, to retain the
30     II,  XXIII|         with one voice.~So it was decided, and, as it turned out,