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 1      I,  IV   | clothed in the skins of foxes, martens, bears, and other Arctic
 2      I,  XVI  |   glided through the branches.~Martens, properly so-called, were
 3      I,  XVI  | pine-martens, called “ Canada- martens,” which frequent the shores
 4      I,  XVI  |     Ocean.~All the weasels and martens are very difficult to catch;
 5      I,  XIX  |     full activity. Some twenty martens were taken, in all the beauty
 6      I,  XXII |      latter end of the winter, martens, foxes, ermines, wolverines,
 7      I,  XXII |      surprised and delighted. :Martens, reindeer, hares, caribous,
 8      I,  XXIII|       was discontinued, as the martens, foxes, and others had already
 9      I,  XXIII|      the furs. Foxes, ermines, martens, swans, lynxes, musk-rats,
10     II,  III  |       s saucepan. Polar hares, martens, musk rats, and ermines
11     II,  III  |  furred animals of many kinds, martens, polecats, ermines, &c.,
12     II,  V    |      be questioned, and really martens, polecats, musk-rats, beavers,
13     II,  VIII |    neighbourhood of Fort Hope. Martens, ermines, musk-rats, and
14     II,  VIII |        fear from them; all the martens, ermines, and Polar hares,
15     II,  X    |     their winter furs, such as martens, polecats, blue foxes, and
16     II,  X    |     the enceinte to devour the martens and Polar hares, which were
17     II,  XIV  |      were not driven away. The martens and foxes were in all the
18     II,  XV   |      hares, musk-rats, shrews, martens, &c., braved all the threatening
19     II,  XIX  |        the factory. The foxes, martens, ermines, lynxes, beavers,
20     II,  XXII |       induced to leave it. The martens, ermines, polar hares, musk-rats,