Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |     themselves made them drunk, setting at defiance the Act of Parliament
 2      I,  IV  |        that would be needed for setting up a factory in the remote
 3      I,  VI  |      and Sabine had no time for setting traps. They could not separate
 4      I,  XVII|    there, signs of a hard frost setting in, favoured by the calmness
 5      I,  XVII|         therefore, urged on the setting of the traps and snares
 6      I,  XX  |       Barnett was invaluable in setting an example of constant activity:
 7     II,  I   |        regard to the rising and setting of the sun was the same
 8     II,  IV  |        anxious. Only five feet! Setting aside the causes of dissolution
 9     II,  V   |    present, and be content with setting snares near the fort.”~Marbre
10     II,  V   | replaced by a few shots, or the setting of a few traps; and when
11     II,  VIII|       rest a few minutes before setting off on their return to Fort
12     II,  X   |        foggy for the rising and setting of the heavenly bodies to
13     II,  XII |        seemed as if a thaw were setting in, and there were symptoms
14     II,  XIII|      inhabited land, before the setting in of the thaw, and whether
15     II,  XV  |         There was no hunting or setting of traps. The magazines