Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I   |    costly furs piled up in the magazines of the Company, which was
 2      I,  IV  | barracks for the soldiers, the magazines of the Company, and the
 3      I,  VIII| barracks for the soldiers, and magazines for the furs - all of wood,
 4      I,  VIII|      in the south, so that the magazines of Fort Confidence were
 5      I,  XI  |       lack of animal food; the magazines of the Company would be
 6      I,  XII |        principal house and the magazines would be quite sheltered
 7      I,  XIII|       for the soldiers and the magazines for the furs and skins were
 8      I,  XIV |     while the store and powder magazines were to occupy the front
 9      I,  XVII|  carried on for some days. The magazines became stocked with new
10     II,  V   | watched the houses, sheds, and magazines rising around him! He remembered
11     II,  VIII|   foxes were numerous, and the magazines of the factory might easily
12     II,  X   |        laid by for them in the magazines of the fort. The females
13     II,  XIV |        arms, furs, &c., in the magazines. The dogs returned to their
14     II,  XIV |      making the rigging in the magazines of the factory. Although
15     II,  XV  |       or setting of traps. The magazines were already piled up with