Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI |        red deer, and the natives wapitis.”~“He is quite right,” added
 2      I,  VI |          background of the sky.~“Wapitis! wapitis!-there they are !”
 3      I,  VI | background of the sky.~“Wapitis! wapitis!-there they are !” cried
 4      I,  VI |        easily watch the group of wapitis. They were fine specimens
 5      I,  VI |   without these ornaments. These wapitis were once very numerous
 6      I,  VI |         of civilisation, and the wapitis took refuge in the more
 7      I,  VI |          them without mercy.~The wapitis were so engrossed in their
 8      I,  VI |         vanquished.”~“Have these wapitis a commercial value?” asked
 9      I,  VI |         procure the skins of the wapitis.”~“Does not the flesh make
10      I,  VI |        the exception of two, the wapitis suddenly ceased fighting.
11      I,  VI |     replied the Lieutenant; “the wapitis really are most spiteful
12      I,  VI |       had carefully examined the wapitis after the hunter’s remark; “
13      I,  VI |       the teeth of wolves, those wapitis will meet death where they
14      I,  VI |     theatre of the struggle. The wapitis had not moved. They were
15      I,  VI |         to the fight between the wapitis; and Marbre and Sabine taking
16      I,  XIV|         Reindeer, elk, - and any wapitis that may have ventured so