Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I    |       of rough joists of wood laid parallel with each other,
 2      I,  I    |     of trade. What plans were laid for next season! The entire
 3      I,  III  |       a glowing stove. He was laid upon a bed, and the Captain
 4      I,  VIII |       they were passing. They laid up a store of pleasant recollections
 5      I,  IX   |    and the scoop could not be laid aside for an instant. Mrs
 6      I,  IX   |       took the Lieutenant and laid him across his own boat,
 7      I,  XI   |   understand that the hunters laid up a good stock of them
 8      I,  XIII |       squared architrave were laid the joists of the ceiling,
 9      I,  XIII |      outside walls, were only laid side by side. To insure
10      I,  XVI  | branches, bark, and roots, is laid up, and the upper is the
11      I,  XVII |     stores of provisions were laid up. Partridges and ptarmigans
12      I,  XVIII|      the duty of each one was laid down in rules fixed up in
13      I,  XVIII|      who would have willingly laid down their lives in her
14      I,  XIX  |     rebound when lowered, was laid across it. A bait of herbs
15      I,  XIX  |   creatures divined the snare laid for them, and scratching
16      I,  XXI  |      the spot when a hand was laid upon his shoulder. He started,
17      I,  XXI  | half-frozen settlers rose and laid about them with their hatchets
18      I,  XXI  |     articulate a word. He was laid in a warm bed, and Mrs Barnett
19     II,  V    |       they feed was dried and laid up for the winter. These
20     II,  V    |    whose flesh was salted and laid by for future use. Twenty
21     II,  VIII |      of the island he quietly laid down the body he had brought
22     II,  X    |       good supply of moss was laid by for them in the magazines
23     II,  XIII |  round the Lieutenant, and he laid his plans before them.~At
24     II,  XVIII|   whom they would gladly have laid down their lives. The time
25     II,  XXIII|       sunbeams; and furs were laid here and there, as being