Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |       this point will become an important factory, the centre of the
 2      I,  II  |         That would indeed be an important result of the enterprise,
 3      I,  II  |      Now the only rival of this important association is the American
 4      I,  II  | inquired the traveller.~“A very important question of political economy
 5      I,  IV  |     Athabasca, &c.; and several important forts have been constructed
 6      I,  VIII|      Fort Confidence was a most important position, built on the northern
 7      I,  XII | Although there is no longer any important association for trading
 8      I,  XIII|         true; but, what is more important in an Arctic winter, it
 9      I,  XIII|    given his whole mind to this important matter.~The principal cooking
10      I,  XIV |      begin to fall. It was very important that the carpenters-should
11      I,  XXII|    observations to be made. The important alteration produced by the
12      I,  XXII|       rodents. This arduous and important task was confided to the
13     II,  II  |     continent? that is the most important point just at present,”
14     II,  III |        of the waves, and it was important to determine its actual
15     II,  III |      Barnett’s attention to the important changes which had been effected
16     II,  V   |    reassured by finding that no important changes appeared to be taking
17     II,  X   |     then Hobson inquired if any important changes had taken place
18     II,  X   |         Cape Esquimaux, and the important fracture which had taken
19     II,  X   |       of Fort Hope. It was most important to keep up their strength,
20     II,  X   |        and Labrador Tea. It was important that there should be no
21     II,  XV  |      his stead. It was now most important to note the very slightest
22     II,  XX  |       to meet with a whaler.~No important alteration had lately taken