Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  VII |       supply him with wood to build his fort, and fuel to warm
 2      I,  VIII|   orange-coloured eyes, which build their huge nests of marine
 3      I,  XI  |     cry; fishing hawks, which build their nests in dead trees
 4      I,  XIII|    soldiers, for they were to build a fort which there was as
 5      I,  XIII|     out.~The carpenter was to build two chimneys-one above the
 6      I,  XIV |    Hobson set them to work to build an enormous kennel or shed
 7      I,  XVI |     engineers of the tribe to build the round buts .called houses
 8      I,  XX  |       It was a mistake not to build the wooden shed close to
 9     II,  I   |       a calamity. He meant to build upon a rock, and he had
10     II,  II  |    Would it not be prudent to build a boat large enough to hold
11     II,  II  |    take about three months to build a thirty or thirty-five
12     II,  III |     and no stream by which to build a new home, they were doomed
13     II,  V   |      Mac-Nab also intended to build a little wooden chapel,
14     II,  X   | icebergs which the cold would build up, in the bitterest months
15     II,  XXII|       not be nearly enough to build a raft to hold so many.