Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III  |      tracing-paper, he began to draw, with red and blue crayons,
2        I,  VI   | topography. His idea now was to draw up a report of his investigations:
3        I,  XIII |      had done nothing more than draw up a report that 1,882 names
4        I,  XIII |        Oliphant was observed to draw up a lengthy document, which
5        I,  XVIII|      would he have hesitated to draw the life-blood of his creditors,
6        I,  XXIV |         no dogs or reindeers to draw it.”~“Why not rough-shoe
7        I,  XXIV |     shouting nor knocking could draw forth a reply.~“Let us force
8       II,  III  |        His next business was to draw up a formal report. Not
9       II,  IX   |     necessity thus conspired to draw Hakkabut and the captain