Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  IX  |       pay out rapidly should the attack be very violent. The conflict
 2      I,  XIII|     there was as yet no enemy to attack. Petersen, Belcher, Rae,
 3      I,  XV  |          the proper time for the attack would be when they assembled
 4      I,  XVII|         on by hunger, they might attack Fort Hope before very long.
 5      I,  XXI |         but attempting no direct attack. Watch was kept all night,
 6      I,  XXI |          Would it be possible to attack these dreadful creatures
 7      I,  XXI | colonists, who were now ready to attack the bears at a word from
 8      I,  XXI |      loft, it would be easier to attack them. They would be less
 9      I,  XXI |        would be better to go and attack the besiegers, or to remain
10     II,  VII |       whose safety they threaten attack with artillery. It really
11     II,  XIV |       proved the severity of the attack, Nothing was neglected,
12     II,  XIV |      only defend ourselves if he attack us. I think, however, it