Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |      towards the frontiers of Upper Canada, on Lakes Athapeskow,
 2      I,  IV  |   with a ground-floor and one upper storey. In it lived the
 3      I,  VIII|   towards the centre, and the upper portion forms a triangle;
 4      I,  VIII|    and its fur, darker on the upper than on the under part of
 5      I,  IX  |  sinews of the Walrus. In the upper part of the boat; also covered
 6      I,  XV  |       the canine teeth of the upper jaw curved down-wards are
 7      I,  XVI |    roots, is laid up, and the upper is the residence of the
 8      I,  XVI |      the tail. At present the upper fur was reddish-brown and
 9      I,  XVII| copper colour on the head and upper part of neck. They were
10      I,  XIX |       having noticed that the upper layers of snow were becoming
11      I,  XIX |     of the Danish governor of Upper Navik, whose wife was English,
12      I,  XIX |   having left the governor of Upper Navik, and to be sincerely
13      I,  XXII|       above zero, so that the upper layer of ice on the beach
14     II,  IV  |     feet above the water. The upper part consisted of a thin
15     II,  IV  |  strong enough to support the upper soil of the island.~This
16     II,  IV  |     of course only affect the upper soil, and it might reasonably
17     II,  IX  | Island which was formerly the upper corner of Walruses’ Bay.
18     II,  XIX |      the mighty ice-wall, the upper portion of which had crushed
19     II,  XXII|       coast-line. Towards the upper part of the lagoon there