Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV  |     which could even inflict death. The governors of the factories
 2      I,  VI  |      engaged in a war to the death, and we shall arrive in
 3      I,  VI  |      those wapitis will meet death where they now stand.”~“
 4      I,  VII | appeared imminent. A fearful death would then have awaited
 5      I,  IX  |   The old sailor had met his death in the element he loved
 6      I,  X   |  mourning at the news of the death of Norman. The brave fellow
 7      I,  X   |        and he met a terrible death in the land his own intrepidity
 8      I,  XVI |  circumstances attending its death deserve relation in detail,
 9      I,  XVII|     being frost-bitten, when death or mortification would ensue
10      I,  XX  |      be no doubt that sudden death may result from braving
11      I,  XXI | cheer the unhappy colonists.~Death would then await them-death
12      I,  XXI |      be madness, and certain death for all!~Fortunately the
13     II,  II  |  inhabitants.~In either case death would await the Lieutenant
14     II,  IX  |      she was at the point of death.”~But now Kalumah again
15     II,  XIV |      rush upon it, hug it to death in their paws, and carry
16     II,  XIX |      you,” replied Madge,—”a death I did not share!”~“Ah, Madge!”
17     II,  XIX |    cried Mrs Barnett, “if my death could save the lives of