Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  III |        with violent blows on the postern gate, surrounded by high
 2      I,  V   |   awaiting the travellers at the postern gate. Captain Craventy called
 3      I,  X   | Lieutenant Hobson knocked at the postern gate of the fort. Great
 4      I,  XV  |    fifteen feet high, to which a postern gave entrance. Jaspar Hobson
 5      I,  XVII|       was made through it to the postern, the shed, and the stable
 6      I,  XIX |      hands, they issued from the postern, and made their way over
 7      I,  XIX |      they all passed through the postern, and were taken to the large
 8     II,  III |  companions left the fort by the postern gate, and, turning to the
 9     II,  VII |         staffs, they reached the postern gates, and set out [beween]
10     II,  IX  |          they all arrived at the postern of the fort.~
11     II,  XIV |         fearlessly walked to the postern.~The bear was now about
12     II,  XIV |   watched. The bear, finding the postern unfastened, quietly pushed