Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I   |  discipline, and mercilessly ordered men into confinement for
 2      I,  V   | order.”~“What? Suppose now I ordered you to go to the North Pole?”~“
 3      I,  XI  |     shall be in the position ordered by the Company. There the
 4      I,  XII |     solar eclipse which I am ordered to watch will only be total
 5      I,  XIV |      forage for supplies, he ordered a quantity of fuel to be
 6      I,  XV  |    merciful Lieutenant often ordered a halt to give the teams
 7      I,  XVI |      seen, and Jaspar Hobson ordered his men to spare any which
 8      I,  XIX |   snow were becoming softer, ordered his men to clear it away
 9      I,  XXI |    the bears, Hobson at once ordered the window of the passage
10      I,  XXII|  propped up; and Hobson also ordered the construction of a large
11     II,  II  |    little.~Lieutenant Hobson ordered his men to spare the furred
12     II,  III |    farther west. Mac-Nab was ordered to commence the construction
13     II,  XIII|     a halt for the night was ordered; the encampment was to be
14     II,  XIX |   the coming misfortune, and ordered a raft to be constructed