Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  V   |    companions died of cold and hunger before they had penetrated
 2      I,  VI  | encumbered animals soon die of hunger, or they become an easy
 3      I,  VII | without suffering from cold or hunger~For forty-eight hours the
 4      I,  XI  |       not yet rendered bold by hunger, soon scampered off, and
 5      I,  XIV |  pursuit; but when impelled by hunger, their numbers rendered
 6      I,  XVII|    them, for, rendered bold by hunger, they already ventured close
 7      I,  XVII|   improbable that, urged on by hunger, they might attack Fort
 8      I,  XX  |     starving wolves were shot. Hunger rendered the latter animals
 9      I,  XXI |         They are famished with hunger, and will not go until we
10      I,  XXII|   exhausted and half dead with hunger.~June came at last, and
11     II,  II  |      and would die of cold and hunger in the solitudes of the
12     II,  III |     number will die of cold or hunger.~“I hope they will be good
13     II,  III |       that, when famished with hunger, all the carnivorous beasts
14     II,  VIII|     and they are famished with hunger in the winter?”~“They will
15     II,  IX  |     from fatigue but also from hunger. She had eaten nothing for
16     II,  IX  |       Exhausted by fatigue and hunger, she still managed to creep