Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  III|       no time to announce this opinion, for the courier had taken
 2      I,  VII|    Lieutenant; “and I think my opinion is founded on facts. The
 3      I,  X  |        Victoria Land? It is my opinion that the future reserves
 4      I,  XI |        guide them to a decided opinion. The bones of some animals
 5      I,  XII|      the Lieutenant shared the opinion of his subordinate, which
 6      I,  XIX|       in the least sharing the opinion of the naturalist quoted
 7      I,  XXI|      the reverse. Some were of opinion that if all the bears were
 8     II,  II |      line, confirming Hobson’s opinion that Victoria Island was
 9     II,  X  |   chance is gone.”~“That is my opinion also,” said Long.~Hobson
10     II,  X  |         In Lieutenant Hobson’s opinion, at least, it was not nearly
11     II,  X  | departure. The Sergeant was of opinion that they ought to leave
12     II,  X  |     beneath their keels. In my opinion there is not a day to be
13     II,  XV |     April. At least that is my opinion.” “We shall still have two
14     II,  XV |       reasons there are for my opinion which I cannot now enumerate.
15     II,  XV |     not in the least alter the opinion of the young Esquimaux.