Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV |      easily be imagined.~The preparations for departure could not
 2      I,  IV |     of time; and some Indian preparations, in which the flesh of animals,
 3      I,  XII|    the astronomer made their preparations for taking the exact bearings
 4      I,  XVI|      already commenced their preparations for the winter, and were
 5     II,  V  |     went down three degrees.~Preparations for the approaching winter
 6     II,  X  |     Lieutenant’s orders, the preparations for the winter were completed.
 7     II,  X  |      began to talk about the preparations for the approaching departure,
 8     II,  X  |  rising, and by the time our preparations are completed, which will
 9     II,  X  |   but if in a week hence our preparations are finished, and the route
10     II,  XII|   and had worked away at the preparations for the winter with the
11     II,  XII|   All being of one mind, the preparations for departure were from
12     II,  XII|   All being of one mind, the preparations for departure were from
13     II,  XII|    silently to the fort.~The preparations for departure went on as
14     II,  XIV| would not be for six months.~Preparations for another winter were