Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I   |         been dead for some time, lived for many years at Fort Assiniboin
 2      I,  I   |       and courageous friend, who lived only for her mistress. A
 3      I,  III |   existed only for astronomy; he lived in the heavens, not upon
 4      I,  III | constellations. He ought to have lived in a telescope. As an observer
 5      I,  IV  |          one upper storey. In it lived the commandant and his officers.
 6      I,  IV  |      prominences of the moon; he lived but to solve the problem,
 7      I,  V   |         heads; wait till we have lived through the strange long
 8      I,  XII |  hardihood than any others. They lived for years with the Indian
 9      I,  XIV |         wooded spots, where they lived in holes like foxes. During
10      I,  XVI |          to be invaded, and they lived together in pairs in the “
11      I,  XVII|         but absent in spirit? He lived in the contemplation of
12     II,  VI  |        down. Mac-Nab and his men lived in a state of perpetual
13     II,  XIII|         if we may so express it, lived upon the cold they had brought
14     II,  XXI |        Island, on which they had lived nearly two years; every