Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I   |     bullets, and pole-cats by hundreds caught in their traps. Their
 2      I,  IV  |     to be transported several hundreds of miles through a desert
 3      I,  VIII|      the surface of the lake. Hundreds of puffins and guillemots
 4      I,  XI  |      regions, fell victims by hundreds to the unerring aim of Marbre
 5      I,  XIV |     their flesh is excellent. Hundreds of them were cared for winter
 6      I,  XV  | bounded by a vast plain, many hundreds of square miles in extent,
 7     II,  III |       might easily catch some hundreds of these birds, and tie
 8     II,  III |    Polar seas. He caught some hundreds of white foxes in traps,
 9     II,  V   |    kind, which congregated by hundreds.~The taming of the reindeer
10     II,  V   |       made, for crossing some hundreds of miles under such circumstances.
11     II,  XIX |  depression manifested by the hundreds of animals now collected
12     II,  XXI |     stood. There were several hundreds of them, of different species,