Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  II   |      700,000 square miles. Its principal factories are situated on
 2      I,  II   |      Company, and contains its principal fur depôt. Moreover, in
 3      I,  III  |       of recommendation to the principal agents of the Hudson’s Bay
 4      I,  VII  |       formed between these two principal arteries; and as they were
 5      I,  XI   |      the flesh of which is the principal food of the Indians and
 6      I,  XII  |    behind the actual cape, the principal house and the magazines
 7      I,  XIII |        the construction of the principal house at once. Meanwhile
 8      I,  XIII |   Lieutenant hoped to have the principal house ready in a month.
 9      I,  XIII |      to choose the site of the principal house on the plateau at
10      I,  XIII | barracks were constructed, the principal house would be reserved
11      I,  XIII |      the site fixed on for the principal building. To start with,
12      I,  XIII |     this important matter.~The principal cooking utensil was a large
13      I,  XIV  |   interval; and as soon as the principal house was finished, Hobson
14      I,  XIV  |        arbutus, and formed the principal food of the Polar hares.
15      I,  XXI  |       on the left, behind, the principal house. It was decided that
16     II,  II   |        and Behring Strait.~Two principal currents divide the dangerous
17     II,  VI   |         That is at present our principal danger. Well, when it comes
18     II,  VII  |       rises New-Archangel, the principal settlement in Russian America,
19     II,  X    |      to the inner rooms of the principal house.~Although Fort Hope
20     II,  XV   |      time in strengthening the principal house of the fort, which
21     II,  XVII |        Kalumah returned to the principal house after seeing them
22     II,  XVII |        over the palisades. The principal house and all the buildings
23     II,  XVII |     and ice, beneath which the principal house had entirely disappeared.~
24     II,  XVIII|     the dog-house, stable, and principal house, had been able to
25     II,  XVIII|    poor creatures in them. The principal house next disappeared beneath
26     II,  XIX  |       had been built on to the principal house, and the walls of
27     II,  XIX  |       l]culae which form their principal food, and abound in the
28     II,  XX   |       formerly occupied by the principal house of the factory.~Hitherto,
29     II,  XXI  |       the large well where the principal house had formerly stood.