Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |   unless the North-west passage discovered by Mc’Clure be practicable. [*
 2      I,  II |    Mackenzie, who, after having discovered the river to which he gave
 3      I,  X  |        trying to find Asia, and discovered America.”~“And what were
 4      I,  X  | struggle of nineteen months, he discovered the Coppermine river, July
 5      I,  X  |     Pacific Oceans—was not then discovered?”~“Oh no, madam,” replied
 6      I,  X  |       to 1822 between the river discovered by Hearne and Cape Turnagain.
 7      I,  X  |         his own intrepidity had discovered. It has now been proved,
 8      I,  X  |         voyage in 1834, when he discovered King William’s Land, where
 9      I,  X  |        courageous efforts first discovered Victoria Land? It is my
10      I,  XII|       whose traces we have just discovered?”~“I don’t think any other
11      I,  XV |    Lieutenant, however, quickly discovered that the animals frequenting
12      I,  XIX|    inside.~And Mrs Barnett soon discovered that the chief difficulty