Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  XVII|   touch-in fact, the same sort of trap as that used for snaring
 2      I,  XIX |     Marbre the hunter, a reindeer trap was constructed iii the
 3      I,  XIX |        contend with in making his trap, was the extreme hardness
 4      I,  XIX |       gradually.”~“Well, sir, our trap won’t be any the worse for
 5      I,  XIX |          lead, and hurried to the trap. The see-saw plank had swung
 6      I,  XIX | scratching up the ground near the trap, they often managed to run
 7      I,  XXI |         the Lieutenant. “Rae, the trap !”~The blacksmith rushed
 8     II,  V   |           wild, now fell into the trap half way between the fort
 9     II,  V   |         some embarrassment.~“Your trap has not yielded its ordinary
10     II,  V   |           between the sea and the trap. So don’t be uneasy about
11     II,  V   |       brave fellow, but leave the trap alone for the present, and
12     II,  XII |           filling of the reindeer trap with salt water, the non-arrival