Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  XIII|        may readily be supposed, finished workmanship was riot necessary
 2      I,  XIII|      chimneys do!”~All this was finished within a month, and on the
 3      I,  XIV |         the principal house was finished, Hobson set them to work
 4      I,  XIV |        that everything would be finished before the cold season set
 5      I,  XV  |         was on the eve of being finished, and very little remained
 6     II,  II  |         not be open when it was finished. It would be very dangerous
 7     II,  V   |     palisade was now completely finished, and Mac-Nab, remembering
 8     II,  VI  |     proposed works were now all finished, and MacNab had completed
 9     II,  IX  |          whose fort was already finished. Kalumah knew nothing of
10     II,  X   |      regions? Had the boat been finished, Lieutenant Hobson would
11     II,  X   |      hence our preparations are finished, and the route appears practicable,
12     II,  XIV |        them to try.~She had not finished speaking before Sabine had
13     II,  XV  |         little vessel was quite finished. This boat was rather heavy
14     II,  XV  |     Mac-Nab and his men, having finished their boat, employed their
15     II,  XX  | scaffolding of which was nearly finished, and some provisions and
16     II,  XXI |    Still wait!~The raft was now finished. Mac-Nab had made one large