Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  VII | pursuit of a sable or a silver fox.”~“That is my conviction,”
 2      I,  XI  |       a sable or some valuable fox. Their Lieutenant’s orders
 3      I,  XIV |      sometimes fighting with a fox or a wolf for its spoils.
 4      I,  XVI |   others, and that of the blue fox is the most valuable of
 5      I,  XVI |      from the neck of the blue fox (the fur from the neck is
 6      I,  XVI |        down a very fine silver fox.~Several other animals of
 7      I,  XVI |        entered the body of the fox, which fell to the ground
 8      I,  XVI |       placed his foot upon the fox just as the Lieutenant was
 9      I,  XVI |        his rival’s face.~“This fox is mine, sir,” he said quietly.~“
10      I,  XVI |  easily distinguished; let the fox belong to whichever of us
11      I,  XVI |      gun of the Canadian.~“The fox is your property, sir,”
12      I,  XVII|        of a moderate height, a fox or a marten, for instance,
13      I,  XIX |      unworthy of a respectable fox.”~About the 10th December,
14     II,  III |    Hobson; “I know that an old fox was taken by Captain Hatteras
15     II,  V   |     brig Advance, and with the Fox, all of which were carried
16     II,  XXII|      this day a terrified blue fox rushed into the shed, and