Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  V   |      place behind.”~“Let him call, Mrs Joliffe, let him call.”~
 2      I,  V   |   call, Mrs Joliffe, let him call.”~And the Corporal, urging
 3      I,  V   |  Down hill, Mrs Joliffe; you call that down hill? why, it’
 4      I,  VI  |    deer, the deer we hunters call red deer, and the natives
 5      I,  XIV |     in the tail. The Indians call them willow-fowl; but to
 6      I,  XIV |   manner—~“A Scotchman would call it a ‘quick-hatch,’ an Indian
 7      I,  XIV | carcajou.”’~“And what do you call it?”~“A wolverene, ma’am,”
 8      I,  XVII|     appearance which whalers call ice-blink, and which is
 9      I,  XVII|    the Indians appropriately call “ winter birds,” because
10      I,  XXII|    lake remains, and we will call it Lake Barnett. I hope
11     II,  III |      lucky for you we didn’t call it Paulina Barnett Bay!”~“
12     II,  X   |     in a military attitude, “call all your men together in