Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I   |   wandered from the furs of wolves, grey bears, polar bears,
 2      I,  II  |                    7,918~ ~ Wolves, . . . . . . . . . . 8,484~ ~
 3      I,  VI  |  for taking sables, otters, wolves, foxes, bears, &c. No artifice
 4      I,  VI  |  hands or from the teeth of wolves, those wapitis will meet
 5      I,  VI  | carcasses to be devoured by wolves and bears.~
 6      I,  XIV |      too, a distant pack of wolves was seen, which receded
 7      I,  XIV |   creatures were large grey wolves, about three feet high,
 8      I,  XVII|    by bad weather, packs of wolves were often met with. There
 9      I,  XX  | hares. Some twenty starving wolves were shot. Hunger rendered
10     II,  III |    Long also saw a troop of wolves crossing the plain.~It was
11     II,  VIII| dangerous island were a few wolves, savage beasts which even
12     II,  X   |   Polar hares, and even the wolves would have left early in
13     II,  X   |   furred animals, reindeer, wolves, &c., would have left the
14     II,  X   |    the vicinity of man. The wolves came actually within musket-range
15     II,  XVII|  these excursions, bands of wolves were seen scudding across
16     II,  XIX |      gluttons, and even the wolves, rendered less savage by
17     II,  XXI |     madness, especially the wolves, who rushed wildly towards
18     II,  XXII|     the former factory. The wolves alone were unrepresented,