Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV |      accord. Double pay had been promised them during their stay at
 2      I,  XI |        as a day of rest had been promised, the start did not actually
 3      I,  XIX|     their snow-hut, and the lady promised to do so the next day, weather
 4      I,  XIX|        leave her own people; she promised, however, to return to Fort
 5     II,  I  |          enough that the Company promised us double pay.”~Hobson drew
 6     II,  I  | remembered that the men had been promised higher pay if they succeeded
 7     II,  II |       him.~Secrecy was once more promised, for it was felt that Hobson
 8     II,  III|          the exploring party; he promised, however, to watch the northern
 9     II,  III|        friendly remembrance. She promised to come and see us again
10     II,  VI |    safety of all. The Lieutenant promised to be as prudent as possible;
11     II,  X  |    brought by Captain Craventy’s promised convoy, and there were no
12     II,  XV |          the ice-wall, and as we promised not to be away longer than