Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  III |         did not wish to miss the departure of Lieutenant Hobson.”~“
 2      I,  IV  |   imagined.~The preparations for departure could not be commenced until
 3      I,  XVII|          were soon to take their departure.~Lieutenant Hobson, therefore,
 4     II,  II  |   informed his comrades that the departure for Fort Reliance, fixed
 5     II,  X   | preparations for the approaching departure, and asked if it was not
 6     II,  X   |          to decide on the day of departure. The Sergeant was of opinion
 7     II,  XII |       mind, the preparations for departure were from that date rapidly
 8     II,  XII |       mind, the preparations for departure were from that date rapidly
 9     II,  XII |       fort.~The preparations for departure went on as rapidly, however,
10     II,  XII | reappeared as soon as the day of departure was definitely fixed. But
11     II,  XIII|        Hobson gave the signal of departure. The sky was grey but clear,
12     II,  XIV |          to the fort, and on his departure everything went on as quietly