Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  VIII |          five A.M. The Lieutenant intended to devote this day to visiting
 2      I,  VIII |            the point for which he intended to make, the Hare Indians
 3      I,  X    |       party rested. Hobson always intended to set out on June 2d; and
 4      I,  XI   | themselves may meet the fate they intended for the bears!”~This was
 5      I,  XIII |           of reindeer, which they intended to domesticate for the sake
 6      I,  XVIII|           they were not, in fact, intended to be used when the house
 7     II,  III  |         launch his vessel.~Hobson intended to set out the same day
 8     II,  III  |       here for a short time, they intended to pass the few short hours
 9     II,  IV   |        future before them.~Hobson intended to encamp for the night
10     II,  IV   |      admirably, and was evidently intended for us by Providence.”~The
11     II,  IV   |       told the Lieutenant that he intended to dig a hole in the ice
12     II,  V    |         all attacks. Mac-Nab also intended to build a little wooden
13     II,  XXI  |          necessary, and the sails intended for the boat had long been
14     II,  XXIV |          Madge, and Thomas Black, intended to go back to Europe via