Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I    |      but to obey the orders he received never questioning them,
 2      I,  II   |    Quebec, 1776, the fur trade received a new impulse. English traders
 3      I,  II   |       the punch. This news was received as it deserved. The bowl—
 4      I,  III  |      had probably never before received. It was no soft and agreeable
 5      I,  IV   |        The instructions he had received from the Company showed
 6      I,  VII  | feeling of just pride that she received the intelligence.~“You have
 7      I,  VIII |        Sergeant; “we have just received notice of the encampment
 8      I,  X    | intrepid and devoted Esquimaux received phlegmatically the earnest
 9      I,  XVII | god-mother to the child, which received the name of Michael Hope.
10      I,  XVIII|     and accounts of adventures received a fresh charm when read
11      I,  XIX  |      understand the answers he received.~The name of the young girl
12      I,  XIX  |        with a copper ring, and received in exchange a necklace of
13      I,  XXII |        wounds the soldiers had received in their struggle with the
14     II,  VI   |        court, that Mrs Barnett received visitors. It was almost
15     II,  VII  |        with the buffeting they received.~Hobson did not mean to
16     II,  X    |     Kalumah, and Sergeant Long received this fresh blow with courage
17     II,  XIV  |    somewhat alarming visit was received at the fort. The soldiers
18     II,  XVIII|  except that the soldier Garry received a blow on the head from
19     II,  XXIV |      ice. They were hospitably received by some Aleutian fishermen