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quadgram	frequency
the course of the	110
in the course of	107
the morning of the	97
the mouth of the	91
at the end of	91
the end of the	88
the rest of the	87
on the th we	78
at the same time	74
on the morning of	73
morning of the th	72
the banks of the	71
for the purpose of	67
for the first time	66
the face of the	65
on the banks of	58
on the th of	55
miles and a half	53
the edge of the	51
the door of the	46
course of the day	44
the middle of the	43
degrees minutes seconds north	43
on the borders of	43
degrees minutes seconds west	42
at the distance of	42
he did not know	41
on the th the	40
on the following morning	38
for a long time	37
longitude degrees minutes seconds	37
the surface of the	37
the head of the	36
the temperature of the	36
in the evening we	36
at the foot of	36
in the midst of	36
the great slave lake	35
latitude degrees minutes seconds	35
banks of the river	35
as soon as the	35
this part of the	35
at the mouth of	35
in the middle of	34
to the northward of	34
the name of the	34
the remainder of the	33
bank of the river	33
the bottom of the	33
in consequence of the	32
part of the country	32
the north side of	32
in charge of the	32
riders of the plains	32
at an early hour	32
we were obliged to	31
but he did not	31
the eyes of the	29
degrees minutes seconds east	29
as well as the	29
the centre of the	29
some tripe de roche	28
mouth of the copper	28
of tripe de roche	28
the side of the	28
isle a la crosse	28
in the eyes of	27
variation of the compass	27
he turned to the	27
that he had been	27
he looked at the	27
the borders of the	26
the foot of the	26
and he did not	26
in the afternoon we	26
rest of the party	26
on the following day	26
on the north side	25
the top of the	25
the summit of a	25
part of the coast	25
the man who had	25
what do you want	25
got to his feet	25
at the head of	24
one hundred and fifty	24
as he did so	24
i will tell you	24
in a low voice	24
the riders of the	24
north side of the	24
in the centre of	24
as far as the	23
from time to time	23
mouth of the river	23
a quarter of a	23
in latitude degrees minutes	22
had it not been	22
in the far north	22
pierre and his people	22
side of the lake	22
since our departure from	22
dip of the needle	22
the greater part of	22
the arrival of the	22
did not know that	22
in search of the	22
the women and children	21
in the face of	21
in front of the	21
i did not know	21
and in the evening	21
on his way to	21
of the copper indians	21
in the act of	21
the direction of the	21
the face of a	20
to go to the	20
a considerable quantity of	20
for a short time	20
in the morning of	20
i do not know	20
with the intention of	20
for the most part	20
to the edge of	20
on the part of	20
his way to the	20
the variation of the	20
on the top of	19
the first time in	19
on the edge of	19
of one hundred and	19
in the name of	19
of the day we	19
in the presence of	19
quarter of a mile	19
from the mouth of	19
to be able to	19
he had come to	19
we came to the	19
romany of the snows	19
on the st of	19
we were compelled to	19
but there was no	19
to the eastward of	19
on the th and	19
and on the th	19
he said in a	19
variation degrees minutes seconds	19
a romany of the	18
two or three days	18
the tripe de roche	18
the gentleman in charge	18
in the neighbourhood of	18
in a state of	18
the upper part of	18
in the light of	18
to each of the	18
under the shelter of	18
the whole of the	18
of the th we	18
and there was a	18
face of the instrument	18
and there was no	18
in spite of the	18
he was about to	18
the end of it	18
the doctor and hepburn	18
in the hope of	18
side of the river	18
the place where the	18
it was in the	18
the latter part of	18
that he could not	17
the old man had	17
summit of a hill	17
of the great slave	17
we arrived at the	17
to make a fire	17
across the barren grounds	17
at the door of	17
the bank of the	17
as much as possible	17
but it was a	17
to be consistent with	17
to one of the	17
the light of the	17
of the whole party	17
the canoes and cargoes	16
our stock of provision	16
about one hundred and	16
to the end of	16
there was something in	16
did not know what	16
the afternoon of the	16
in the direction of	16
the valley of the	16
at the sound of	16
from the want of	16
the body of the	16
we encamped on the	16
we put up at	16
it was evident that	16
a heavy fall of	16
was silence for a	16
the sound of the	16
and at the same	16
he had never seen	16
the heat of the	16
the hands of the	16
he was a man	16
the midst of the	16
that it would be	16
that he was not	16
the spirit of the	16
i want you to	16
we were enabled to	16
at the thought of	16
the shores of the	16
in the event of	16
said that he had	16
there was silence for	16
he shook his head	16
the heart of the	16
the northward of the	16
who had been sent	16
to the westward of	16
on the other side	16
the summit of the	16
miles and a quarter	16
one of the most	16
file for those who	15
ideas before making an	15
early in the morning	15
a short distance from	15
there is a short	15
who may wish to	15
end of the file	15
making an entire meal	15
the file for those	15
may wish to sample	15
the life of the	15
the following morning we	15
the stroke of the	15
those who may wish	15
short list of bookmarks	15
quarters of a mile	15
stroke of the hour	15
he had not been	15
from the summit of	15
produced by david widger	15
to the southward of	15
an entire meal of	15
one hundred and twenty	15
by david widger widger	15
ebook was produced by	15
the hills of the	15
before making an entire	15
the shelter of the	15
this ebook was produced	15
david widger widger cecomet	15
a short list of	15
is one of the	15
was produced by david	15
in which he had	15
had come to the	15
by gilbert parker volume	15
wish to sample the	15
they came to the	15
of the file for	15
we came to a	15
was about to speak	15
partners of the north	15
entire meal of them	15
for those who may	15
is a short list	15
end of the lake	15
that he was a	15
for the use of	15
was one of the	15
the appearance of the	14
of the necessity of	14
it would have been	14
the part of the	14
to the mouth of	14
with a kind of	14
mile and a half	14
on the evening of	14
heavy fall of snow	14
two of the hunters	14
and it was not	14
the clear water river	14
in the morning we	14
of the mighty men	14
the men of the	14
morning of the st	14
it not been for	14
the commencement of the	14
on the surface of	14
as though he had	14
of the river and	14
i am going to	14
on the other hand	14
the beginning of the	14
we set out at	14
temperature of the air	14
face to face with	14
by the appearance of	14
on their way to	14
on the th mr	14
to the top of	14
of the aurora borealis	14
men who had been	14
and he knew that	14
and he had a	14
greater part of the	14
in a short time	14
he came to the	14
a part of the	14
a great variety of	14
gentleman in charge of	14
in a kind of	14
which i have named	14
light in her eyes	14
occurrences in the text	14
with other occurrences in	14
the gentlemen in charge	14
was the first time	14
to enable us to	14
and a pair of	14
for a few moments	14
the partners of the	14
that there was no	14
that it was a	14
which we could not	14
he was in the	14
it was the first	14
one of the men	14
that part of the	14
which enabled us to	14
it could not be	14
on account of the	14
held out his hand	14
when they came to	13
was not to be	13
the neighbourhood of the	13
some of the men	13
in the morning and	13
looked at each other	13
came out of the	13
in the open air	13
when the swallows homeward	13
at the sight of	13
one of the hunters	13
at the rate of	13
as he looked at	13
consistent with other occurrences	13
said the old man	13
after the manner of	13
we had the satisfaction	13
of great slave lake	13
of the far north	13
be consistent with other	13
who had come to	13
other occurrences in the	13
two hundred and fifty	13
by the name of	13
i do not understand	13
but he could not	13
of the canadian voyagers	13
and most of the	13
a man who had	13
of the men who	13
short distance from the	13
had the misfortune to	13
a few of the	13
in search of a	13
had the satisfaction of	13
the night of the	13
to the door of	13
the swallows homeward fly	13
in the afternoon of	13
as that of the	13
what will you do	13
held out her hand	13
to the door and	13
and he could not	13
she held out her	13
what was going on	13
hills of the mighty	13
that he did not	13
of the polar sea	13
so it was that	13
the dip of the	13
at the bottom of	13
there was a long	13
which he had been	13
and looked at the	13
he would not be	12
will you come back	12
the trail of the	12
he opened the door	12
but it was not	12
the edge of a	12
in the heart of	12
on the summit of	12
it may be remarked	12
as the weather was	12
about three hundred yards	12
to be a great	12
tripe de roche and	12
reversing the face of	12
sides of the hills	12
the waters of the	12
the old man was	12
the sides of the	12
the entrance of the	12
and the rest of	12
we continued our journey	12
we had the gratification	12
the sound of a	12
at the commencement of	12
on the present occasion	12
but he would not	12
end of the month	12
were rejoiced to find	12
as soon as possible	12
and she had been	12
close to the shore	12
we were rejoiced to	12
it would be a	12
in a few minutes	12
the sources of the	12
course of the river	12
the progress of the	12
in the vicinity of	12
parts of the country	12
remainder of the day	12
the means of subsistence	12
the voice of the	12
a good deal of	12
the confluence of the	12
for the last time	12
the th and th	12
that we could not	12
of the men were	12
part of the river	12
at a considerable distance	12
to the athabasca lake	12
the door opened and	12
and that he had	12
had the gratification of	12
on the next day	12
a hand on his	12
on the way to	12
the other side of	12
to the depth of	12
the lake of the	12
the first time since	12
there was a great	12
the opening of the	12
up and down the	12
that it was not	12
close to each other	12
a portion of the	12
of the fact that	12
that it was the	12
on the shores of	12
the tops of the	12
to keep pace with	12
there had been a	12
and that it was	12
a small quantity of	12
not far from the	12
the men who were	12
of the man who	12
we had nothing to	12
hundred and fifty miles	12
from the top of	12
it was to be	12
tripe de roche was	12
silence for a moment	12
of the party were	12
temperature of the water	12
out of his eyes	12
depth of the snow	12
it will be a	12
the height of land	12
banks of the copper	12
that he and his	12
the depth of the	12
no tripe de roche	12
it is all right	11
there is only one	11
he had been a	11
was something in the	11
in the hands of	11
the nature of the	11
the life that was	11
saw that he was	11
it is impossible to	11
to the north of	11
went to the door	11
put a hand on	11
the aurora borealis was	11
came into his eyes	11
look in his face	11
of the lake and	11
he said that he	11
the strength of the	11
to his feet and	11
the th we had	11
of the mouth of	11
informed us that he	11
the cause of the	11
for two or three	11
of the instrument was	11
he was going to	11
five hundred and fifty	11
at the time of	11
and we could not	11
out of the window	11
in the spring and	11
us that he had	11
on the side of	11
the eye of the	11
one of the indians	11
there was nothing to	11
there was plenty of	11
the course of a	11
it is to be	11
of one of the	11
of pierre and his	11
for the sake of	11
had been given to	11
the evening of the	11
in the same way	11
in the month of	11
the corner of the	11
in honour of the	11
that he would go	11
nothing to do with	11
keep pace with the	11
the words of the	11
the words of a	11
any part of the	11
the top of a	11
him that he had	11
the th of april	11
he was not to	11
there had been no	11
one mile and a	11
it is not easy	11
the sight of the	11
in one of his	11
the position of the	11
not been for the	11
error of the day	11
him for a moment	11
the mouth of a	11
the sight of a	11
it was only a	11
the heart of a	11
the day of the	11
both sides of the	11
a small piece of	11
had received from the	11
from head to foot	11
the ice on the	11
the coast of labrador	11
the wall of the	10
of the magnetic needle	10
the inhabitants of the	10
the th of june	10
from side to side	10
to one hundred and	10
hour and a half	10
a group of islands	10
the th of july	10
the next day we	10
and was about to	10
they had come to	10
in the early morning	10
at the expense of	10
one of the best	10
it proved to be	10
to the height of	10
out into the night	10
about half a mile	10
produced by reversing the	10
i will not be	10
was the cause of	10
afternoon of the th	10
from want of food	10
it was too late	10
lodge in the wilderness	10
had been in the	10
of the party had	10
the aurora borealis appeared	10
in the mean time	10
in spite of all	10
expansion of the river	10
and the man who	10
but we could not	10
an hour and a	10
were obliged to encamp	10
of the magnetic force	10
to the great slave	10
in search of them	10
came to the door	10
the east side of	10
the township of oro	10
it was no use	10
we encamped at the	10
that was in him	10
and in the afternoon	10
to go back to	10
this was the first	10
the governor of the	10
arm of the lake	10
and we had to	10
by the copper indians	10
gentlemen in charge of	10
in the habit of	10
other side of the	10
had been sent to	10
he would not go	10
the management of the	10
to the shores of	10
through the deep snow	10
the following observations were	10
she had never seen	10
in the afternoon a	10
to give him a	10
of the indians and	10
the house on the	10
they did not know	10
the weather was very	10
the foot of a	10
there was only one	10
as to be able	10
he had been in	10
the return of the	10
set out for the	10
in the valley of	10
the upper end of	10
to lighten the canoes	10
when he had finished	10
the story of the	10
the spirits of our	10
a large herd of	10
with an air of	10
that we should be	10
set out on the	10
coruscations of the aurora	10
the borders of a	10
by reversing the face	10
she raised her head	10
at some distance from	10
with a touch of	10
preparations for the journey	10
borders of the lake	10
the skin of the	10
three hundred yards wide	10
to and from the	10
in the early days	10
the fact that he	10
the river to the	10
the weather was extremely	10
it had to be	10
got to be settled	10
their mode of life	10
the eastern side of	10
we arrived at fort	10
he got to his	10
quarter of an hour	10
a mile from the	10
the country to the	10
that this was the	10
the captain of the	10
there was not a	10
surface of the ice	10
man shook his head	10
the whole of this	10
length of our voyage	10
with the means of	10
in the night and	10
at the base of	10
arrival of the indians	10
hundred to two hundred	10
of the indians to	10
of two or three	10
hundred and fifty yards	10
two hundred feet high	10
with the addition of	10
the bow and arrow	10
he had received from	10
the thermometer rose to	10
a quarter of an	10
and encamped at the	10
of the royal navy	10
i have named after	10
white fang did not	10
laid a hand on	10
at the upper end	10
it seemed to him	10
for the rest of	10
to take care of	10
end of the portage	10
his journey to chipewyan	10
a great deal of	10
as well as for	10
the th we were	10
each side of the	10
to search for the	10
it might have been	10
the colour of the	10
in the form of	10
the construction of the	10
had said to him	10
the journey to the	10
journey to the northward	10
the west side of	10
at a short distance	10
our departure from cumberland	10
this was the only	10
the daughter of a	10
the rear of the	10
the value of the	9
in the winter of	9
of the day and	9
little widow of jansen	9
in a tone of	9
a day or two	9
she had seen him	9
the state of the	9
which had been made	9
it was necessary to	9
the barren grounds to	9
a mile and a	9
on the outside of	9
in this part of	9
mouth of the cave	9
for the remainder of	9
the shores of this	9
had come from the	9
by the sight of	9
its junction with the	9
a continuation of the	9
of a man who	9
the indians in the	9
i will do it	9
that i could not	9
and one of the	9
it was like a	9
the back of the	9
the th of september	9
the th we crossed	9
she did not know	9
that he was going	9
the church of st	9
to be married to	9
look in her eyes	9
the smell of the	9
he had not yet	9
was brought to the	9
as he watched the	9
life that was in	9
the first time that	9
because he was a	9
watching the rise of	9
and one of them	9
in spite of himself	9
and the old man	9
as long as the	9
the base of the	9
of the officers and	9
got to her feet	9
some distance from the	9
seemed to him that	9
he said to the	9
it was not a	9
he knew that the	9
be seen in the	9
the next morning we	9
on the coast of	9
the home of the	9
akaitcho and the hunters	9
the look in his	9
he could not see	9
and it was the	9
a long time to	9
and all the time	9
one of the women	9
on the opposite side	9
of the th the	9
and in the course	9
she looked at him	9
the remains of a	9
go back to the	9
but there was one	9
in the old days	9
one of the largest	9
the land of the	9
do you want with	9
the last of the	9
had been accustomed to	9
charge of the post	9
of the water in	9
one of them was	9
west side of the	9
he had never been	9
so far as to	9
on each side of	9
in the latter part	9
threw back his head	9
in and out of	9
the sight of him	9
it will be seen	9
proved to be a	9
the snow in the	9
and the next day	9
on both sides of	9
eyes were full of	9
object of the expedition	9
i went to the	9
what is the good	9
you want me to	9
on the shore of	9
the little widow of	9
of the river to	9
from one of the	9
the error of the	9
the rise of orion	9
he said at last	9
the shadow of the	9
miles and three quarters	9
said in a low	9
of the two companies	9
he had been accustomed	9
but he was not	9
deep as the sea	9
the south side of	9
for a few days	9
knew that it was	9
the head of a	9
when he came to	9
with the exception of	9
night of the th	9
but he was too	9
and we set out	9
the departure of the	9
and this was the	9
to the fact that	9
was the beginning of	9
informed me that the	9
he could not understand	9
to go on with	9
sat down on the	9
and he had no	9
the cry of the	9
the source of the	9
made up his mind	9
akaitcho and his party	9
the man that killed	9
and it is not	8
you come back home	8
of snow took place	8
on the north trail	8
the early part of	8
coast to the eastward	8
the spirits of the	8
to the summit of	8
of the compass degrees	8
walking about three miles	8
of the old man	8
the gentlemen of the	8
made a large fire	8
what would he do	8
our being able to	8
previous to our departure	8
one hundred and eighty	8
and fifty yards wide	8
but they did not	8
we were unable to	8
on the west side	8
we should have to	8
to do with the	8
eyes fixed on the	8
to the place where	8
but she did not	8
the song of the	8
the comfort of a	8
that we had not	8
to him that he	8
the interior of the	8
beyond the athabasca lake	8
on the south side	8
hundred feet above the	8
went in pursuit of	8
view of the sea	8
she knew that he	8
showers of snow fell	8
hurried down the rapid	8
some of the party	8
which the indians had	8
night was very stormy	8
the situation of our	8
to accompany the expedition	8
we embarked at four	8
a point of land	8
of the white swan	8
in the same ratio	8
in the days of	8
a small lake and	8
the presence of the	8
notes on the north	8
in front of him	8
what are you doing	8
the north end of	8
en roulant ma boule	8
one hundred and thirty	8
near the mouth of	8
the woman who had	8
middle of the month	8
under the charge of	8
part of the lake	8
the means of conveyance	8
the fall of the	8
each of the hunters	8
to prevent them from	8
and the men were	8
pipe from his mouth	8
part of the night	8
the upper and lower	8
the same ratio as	8
of the riders of	8
in the bottom of	8
as soon as he	8
partner of the north	8
the dog nose rapids	8
of the church of	8
was not more than	8
arrived at fort providence	8
leave him to me	8
for a moment as	8
one way or another	8
i want to be	8
for a moment to	8
of sir john franklin	8
in pursuit of a	8
was a matter of	8
the contents of the	8
the next day was	8
her eyes had a	8
but it is not	8
as deep as the	8
the sweet saint gabrielle	8
the birds go south	8
encamped on an island	8
all the next day	8
to be in the	8
upper end of the	8
it was like the	8
in the same state	8
back in an hour	8
broke through the ice	8
than that of the	8
the following morning the	8
it may here be	8
to get to the	8
a little of the	8
for the conveyance of	8
on the night of	8
to guide us to	8
they were unable to	8
our departure from the	8
came back to the	8
then he turned to	8
difference produced by reversing	8
to the necessity of	8
was degrees minutes seconds	8
and encamped on the	8
the distance we had	8
that there was a	8
to proceed to the	8
the fact that the	8
in the morning the	8
the whole of our	8
intensity of the magnetic	8
at the door and	8
a distance from the	8
needle degrees minutes seconds	8
to go in search	8
in front of her	8
she looked at the	8
there was a look	8
the wives of the	8
on the sides of	8
the bark of the	8
a friend of mine	8
out of the north	8
it on the table	8
go in search of	8
her in his arms	8
the water at the	8
to the heart of	8
he would not have	8
a range of hills	8
on a small island	8
the th we embarked	8
there was a strange	8
the th we set	8
the officers of the	8
i was the more	8
had been so much	8
we proceeded to the	8
in a light canoe	8
as good as any	8
at a very early	8
buried in the snow	8
he did not understand	8
having come during the	8
the officers and men	8
though he did not	8
the length of the	8
fall of snow took	8
from first to last	8
the length of our	8
on the peace river	8
had nothing to eat	8
the men who had	8
after walking about three	8
a very early hour	8
she came to the	8
add to our stock	8
and part of the	8
it was a long	8
had saved his life	8
was observed to be	8
he had left the	8
he jerked his head	8
with one of the	8
but none of them	8
to him with the	8
they came to a	8
laid his hand on	8
the westward of the	8
to our stock of	8
for a moment he	8
five in the morning	8
come during the day	8
from north to south	8
she was a little	8
sixteen miles and a	8
within sight of the	8
the end of a	8
and cargoes were carried	8
the severity of the	8
did not know the	8
the spring and autumn	8
in the case of	8
from one hundred to	8
whom he had not	8
we commenced our journey	8
made his way to	8
she was thinking of	8
a small clump of	8
a sufficient quantity of	8
of our being able	8
stood in the doorway	8
though the weather was	8
the day when he	8
put a stop to	8
the night was stormy	8
a hand on himself	8
out of his way	8
the hope of reaching	8
towards the end of	8
on the western side	8
he felt that the	8
as speedily as possible	8
a chain of islands	8
a small portion of	8
a portage of one	8
compass degrees minutes seconds	8
old man shook his	8
as though he were	8
a man and a	8
gave a little cry	8
wood on the fire	8
stood at the door	8
at a distance from	8
to say that he	8
would have been a	8
on the same day	8
the lodge of a	8
to the northward as	8
at the same instant	8
side of the bay	8
and informed us that	8
half a mile from	8
and we were obliged	8
and were obliged to	8
i have named this	8
the master of the	8
for the convenience of	8
that he might be	8
great master of life	8
one hundred to two	8
severity of the weather	8
he seemed to be	8
like one in a	8
of the scarlet hunter	8
about two hundred yards	8
first time in his	8
by a chain of	8
the first time he	8
a thing like that	8
to isle a la	8
the compass degrees minutes	8
the death of the	8
that he had seen	8
that he might have	8
had the pleasure of	8
about a quarter of	8
the cumberland house crees	8
the old man shook	8
standing in the doorway	8
are you going to	8
by the aid of	8
i had the misfortune	8
of spirits and water	8
a small supply of	8
we were about to	8
tops of the hills	8
attain an elevation of	8
two of our men	8
the th of december	8
down to the river	8
temperature of the atmosphere	8
to the breadth of	8
no one had ever	8
the thickness of the	8
still for a moment	8
the day he had	8
through the remainder of	8
the rest of our	8
for the safety of	8
one of our men	8
is not easy to	8
we encamped at seven	8
the different posts in	8
the shelter of a	8
at a quicker pace	8
is about three hundred	8
returned in the evening	8
and now and then	8
a note from mr	8
the crack of a	8
and the snow fell	8
early hour on the	8
over a bed of	8
time since our departure	8
the outside of the	8
the distance of three	8
a large quantity of	8
the commander of the	8
on the face of	8
had never had any	8
of the river is	8
we had the mortification	8
we were desirous of	8
with a gasp of	8
th we set out	8
the difference produced by	8
out there in the	8
by a range of	8
be attributed to the	8
the violence of the	8
like that of a	8
the th of august	8
like that of the	8
of a good fire	8
of the country was	8
his hand on the	8
he did not see	8
canoes and cargoes were	8
sweet saint gabrielle hear	8
as to be scarcely	8
be prevailed upon to	8
arrived from fort providence	8
was on his feet	8
to remain with him	8
was ascertained to be	8
the walls of the	7
in spite of his	7
and there is no	7
and came to the	7
which had not been	7
a quicker pace than	7
in all his life	7
he waved a hand	7
had been one of	7
the manner in which	7
the time of the	7
and several of the	7
of a mile from	7
the love of god	7
that there is a	7
he could see the	7
at the spot where	7
and they did not	7
at this time i	7
as they had been	7
and i said to	7
the names of the	7
rejoiced to find that	7
as far as they	7
the members of the	7
in the sun and	7
come down to the	7
could not be seen	7
to fort providence and	7
a few hundred yards	7
constitute the current outfit	7
he would go to	7
she laid her hand	7
with the air of	7
that we should have	7
bone of his bone	7
they are accustomed to	7
for the journey to	7
then it was that	7
south side of the	7
but she would not	7
the cry of a	7
he was in a	7
navigation of the polar	7
he would have been	7
at the close of	7
to be in a	7
seemed to have been	7
deer that had been	7
it seemed as if	7
where he had been	7
the termination of the	7
three hundred and fifty	7
and out of the	7
a hole in the	7
which could not be	7
he heard a voice	7
he had lost his	7
manner in which the	7
you all about it	7
at this time the	7
that when he was	7
but now it was	7
get out of the	7
for the construction of	7
the eastward of the	7
a herd of musk	7
for the means of	7
of the new year	7
had no right to	7
the want of the	7
him on the shoulder	7
this man before her	7
he was unable to	7
to be degrees minutes	7
had been placed in	7
you do not know	7
to face with the	7
than it had ever	7
the service of the	7
of women and children	7
she opened the door	7
the manner of a	7
in the spring of	7
did not understand the	7
the northern coast of	7
and his people and	7
of the forest and	7
the skin of his	7
if you do not	7
there was no telling	7
had never seen before	7
his eyes fixed on	7
and at the end	7
the use of the	7
and when at last	7
and there was the	7
to and fro in	7
of the river where	7
out her hand to	7
seven or eight miles	7
the people of the	7
the lords of the	7
her eyes were full	7
miles in length and	7
and it will be	7
a piece of paper	7
and a heathen boy	7
did not know it	7
that none of the	7
knock at the door	7
was to be done	7
to walk along the	7
to the westward as	7
three miles and a	7
in the afternoon the	7
had come back to	7
only one of the	7
and bring me the	7
his life he had	7
end of the island	7
but i do not	7
in a few years	7
a couple of hours	7
and looked at her	7
and at last the	7
violence of the wind	7
had gone to the	7
journey into the interior	7
to get out of	7
when he was a	7
a corner of the	7
i can tell you	7
stepped out into the	7
the height of the	7
part of the day	7
it seemed to her	7
had an air of	7
i beg your pardon	7
of a mile in	7
and the young men	7
from the indian lodges	7
and that we should	7
she went to the	7
in the pipi valley	7
the cause of their	7
and i did not	7
caught a glimpse of	7
for our journey to	7
to carry on the	7
men of the party	7
as soon as we	7
and looked him in	7
as though it were	7
the night was cold	7
the shadows of the	7
and dip of the	7
on the table before	7
in the days when	7
sign of the cross	7
he was waiting for	7
she did not speak	7
who had been a	7
but it was the	7
staggered to his feet	7
small piece of meat	7
me to go to	7
the aid of the	7
and we learned that	7
it was the same	7
two hundred yards wide	7
him in the eyes	7
i will go with	7
taken out of the	7
his face had a	7
upwards of one hundred	7
the end of his	7
there was a sudden	7
out on the trail	7
to the point of	7
the only means of	7
she glanced at the	7
a flock of partridges	7
scene from the play	7
looked him in the	7
one in a dream	7
me that he had	7
what is the matter	7
in the capacity of	7
with his back to	7
that he had had	7
a ledge of rock	7
on the th a	7
at the copper mountains	7
but there is a	7
that he must be	7
of the mounted police	7
with that of the	7
that he had come	7
it must have been	7
and it was only	7
out of the way	7
were full of tears	7
every part of the	7
the attention of the	7
that she had been	7
in one of the	7
other end of the	7
to go down the	7
he said to himself	7
the beauty of the	7
the necessary arrangements for	7
the light of a	7
but this was the	7
and a party of	7
the close of the	7
the rivers and lakes	7
was a man of	7
it was only the	7
to make the necessary	7
that he had lost	7
at the great slave	7
and it seemed to	7
if he had been	7
our journey to the	7
on the table with	7
come out of the	7
and a piece of	7
it was not the	7
from the lips of	7
as a token of	7
going to be married	7
and he had not	7
we set out early	7
though he had been	7
as quickly as possible	7
to us from the	7
but white fang was	7
now and then a	7
it is the same	7
that he would be	7
he did not hear	7
he went to the	7
that they were not	7
one by one the	7
that he had not	7
as if he had	7
to the conclusion that	7
then there was a	7
was the end of	7
the other end of	7
the opposite side of	7
i told him that	7
was going on in	7
as a matter of	7
and shook his head	7
opposite side of the	7
to the fire and	7
that we were obliged	7
of the month the	7
account of the copper	7
been found in the	7
shores of this lake	7
to say nothing of	7
hundred yards wide and	7
the sign of the	7
they would have been	7
for him to do	7
not in the least	7
he came back to	7
it is for the	7
the character of the	7
look in her face	7
in that part of	7
did not seem to	7
on the south shore	7
navigation of the copper	7
made an effort to	7
course of the morning	7
you will not see	7
the next morning was	7
was placed on the	7
it is not a	7
put out his hand	7
that he had a	7
and that of the	7
and one or two	7
the last of our	7
in a few days	7
he was aware of	7
in contact with the	7
he was one of	7
did not know how	7
i want to go	7
end of the stick	7
he could not be	7
which they had been	7
arrival at fort chipewyan	7
to the spot where	7
a glimpse of the	7
that he had done	7
it was not until	7
for the loss of	7
the men at the	7
two in the afternoon	7
but he had been	7
at the root of	7
in the matter of	7
by the middle of	7
were lost in the	7
which the old man	7
portage of one hundred	7
early the next morning	7
of the united states	7
the th of may	7
to the head of	7
a few minutes later	7
he did not go	7
he was on the	7
out of the ground	7
the appearance of a	7
and in spite of	7
the way to the	7
i was in the	7
she had told him	7
of the young men	7
brought us to the	6
the rose tree mine	6
that there was an	6
to be the only	6
for the equipment of	6
walked up and down	6
in order to prevent	6
he informed me that	6
our guard against the	6
down dog nose rapids	6
in a direct line	6
river which flows into	6
ice on the lake	6
were much amused by	6
why did you come	6
hand on his arm	6
from the coldness of	6
pounds of dried meat	6
with a bow and	6
four miles and a	6
the body of a	6
was a white man	6
heat of the sun	6
the far north by	6
on this part of	6
return in the spring	6
th and th we	6
to us on the	6
the track of the	6
in an agony of	6
objects of the expedition	6
the man and the	6
it is a good	6
in the fall of	6
current was very strong	6
miles to the southward	6
and two or three	6
two miles from the	6
miles from the house	6
a fall of snow	6
he had had no	6
one mile and three	6
cargoes were carried across	6
the north main shore	6
the figure of a	6
if it had been	6
shook his head in	6
on the inside of	6
from the establishments at	6
friends in the rear	6
was in charge of	6
on the bank of	6
one of the two	6
in consequence of a	6
to the ground and	6
mean state of temperature	6
had the gift of	6
had been drowned in	6
encamped on the banks	6
and his young men	6
variation of the magnetic	6
the portage on the	6
which had been killed	6
the coruscations of the	6
officers of the company	6
the tale of a	6
could not be procured	6
was lost to view	6
the meaning of the	6
saw a herd of	6
first brigade of canoes	6
which he said was	6
was in love with	6
and he would have	6
and it was to	6
there was a silence	6
too late to mend	6
from the depth of	6
and the atmosphere was	6
had no doubt of	6
in the evening the	6
the will of the	6
is impossible to describe	6
by the novelty of	6
a short time after	6
dice in the box	6
were honoured with a	6
was pointed out to	6
hunters were sent out	6
there was no appearance	6
that i had been	6
as to form a	6
hundred and fifty pounds	6
was coming from the	6
every part of this	6
rest of the tribe	6
led us to fear	6
and she had a	6
the water to be	6
part of the copper	6
near the sources of	6
git to bindon to	6
in the service of	6
nineteen miles and a	6
the indians to the	6
encampment was ascertained to	6
of a deer which	6
upon the borders of	6
sheltered from the wind	6
so as to form	6
now he heard a	6
at a slow pace	6
what do you think	6
as a reason for	6
that we might be	6
of the men to	6
far as the eye	6
to a short distance	6
the boats over the	6
that he should be	6
he would come back	6
that this was a	6
face of a girl	6
but i did not	6
we crossed a small	6
and she had had	6
rest of the day	6
part of the narrative	6
a journal of progress	6
in a hoarse voice	6
had no means of	6
latter part of the	6
of the needle degrees	6
as one of the	6
it may be worthy	6
the continuance of the	6
the river where the	6
she was going east	6
lights by gilbert parker	6
for a quarter of	6
the agent of the	6
recent tracks of deer	6
and it was evident	6
to fetch the meat	6
if they should be	6
the coldness of the	6
out of the dust	6
we saw a herd	6
the canoe on the	6
it was not before	6
informed us that the	6
of which we encamped	6
to prevent us from	6
to remain in the	6
which they expected to	6
was occasioned by the	6
should kill any animals	6
until they came to	6
different parts of the	6
not more than twenty	6
between him and the	6
the rest of his	6
the hunters killed a	6
course of a few	6
which he had never	6
rain during the night	6
and though there was	6
the ice was so	6
we had not seen	6
search for the indians	6
the guidance of the	6
of a large herd	6
he stood at the	6
with a sense of	6
a few morsels of	6
the part where the	6
guide us to the	6
what was to be	6
in their own language	6
which the hunters had	6
westward of the copper	6
tell you all about	6
two bags of pemmican	6
there was a little	6
our hunters were sent	6
the night on the	6
and in the morning	6
until the arrival of	6
at the usual hour	6
him down the river	6
that he would come	6
did you have a	6
about two hundred and	6
with the joy of	6
i want to do	6
soon after our departure	6
at the place of	6
the vicinity of the	6
and we had the	6
and a half on	6
and is supposed to	6
he waved his hand	6
of the temperature of	6
of sir alexander mackenzie	6
of our encampment was	6
had nothing to do	6
come back in an	6
the objects of the	6
as a proof of	6
there are a few	6
he put his hand	6
surface of the rocks	6
the greatest part of	6
had killed a deer	6
when he heard a	6
to the old seigneur	6
had been killed by	6
of men who had	6
could not be approached	6
she did not reply	6
was as good as	6
to point out to	6
them that he was	6
which had been sent	6
the bowmen and steersmen	6
a branch of the	6
six or seven hundred	6
he knew now that	6
said in a whisper	6
a little tripe de	6
northern lights by gilbert	6
time in his life	6
in his power to	6
in connection with the	6
i wish i could	6
that they had been	6
we had much difficulty	6
of the country tea	6
told him that we	6
to bring him to	6
there was no alternative	6
us to make a	6
a communication with the	6
them in the afternoon	6
round the neck of	6
the mean temperature for	6
would not have been	6
the sound of his	6
that we were compelled	6
all the years that	6
men and women are	6
thousand dollars a year	6
in his own way	6
information respecting the country	6
it seemed to the	6
face of the old	6
the issue of this	6
but i want to	6
what she had done	6
a dialect of the	6
more than once he	6
morning we passed the	6
the misfortune to lose	6
worthy of remark that	6
gather tripe de roche	6
about a mile wide	6
we landed at the	6
in the nature of	6
to two hundred feet	6
residence at cumberland house	6
a tolerably quick pace	6
as the day was	6
a mean state of	6
he had in his	6
but she could not	6
showed that he was	6
though his body was	6
was in her heart	6
white petticoat on the	6
the custom of the	6
made up my mind	6
distance from the shore	6
that we had to	6
to its full height	6
the surprise of the	6
we came upon the	6
had been made for	6
the disappearance of the	6
the first brigade of	6
with a cry of	6
we set out on	6
each other in the	6
furnished us with a	6
the flesh of the	6
it was as though	6
their intercourse with the	6
his back to the	6
to which they were	6
heavy gale came on	6
the men in the	6
northward as far as	6
appearance of the land	6
on the island of	6
to return to us	6
different modes of travelling	6
observations for latitude and	6
a party of men	6
far as we could	6
that we did not	6
it had been a	6
a little while before	6
was at the door	6
up in his arms	6
after my friend mr	6
the depth of two	6
the equipment of the	6
up the river to	6
the prospect of having	6
we should come to	6
she had come to	6
to git to bindon	6
lodge of a chief	6
had the happiness of	6
during the night and	6
near the centre of	6
the whole of his	6
the means of making	6
his hands on his	6
as the rest of	6
of the surrounding country	6
tracks of the moose	6
a proof of the	6
he spoke in a	6
he held out his	6
the power of the	6
sprang to his feet	6
the voice rang out	6
the beaver a journal	6
members of the staff	6
flows over a bed	6
on the preceding evening	6
believed that he could	6
the disposition of the	6
of three or four	6
you are not white	6
a clerk of the	6
including winter allowances and	6
as the wind was	6
at a place called	6
the labours of the	6
had been able to	6
at the face of	6
mouth of a river	6
the weather was stormy	6
of our own party	6
came to the fort	6
during the whole of	6
she had had her	6
and it would be	6
men were appointed to	6
he had been so	6
he had made his	6
to make love to	6
the fatigue of the	6
rider of the plains	6
who had come from	6
the barren grounds during	6
and he fell back	6
barren grounds during the	6
the night was very	6
along the northern shore	6
and her eyes were	6
their long intercourse with	6
a chain of lakes	6
put it on the	6
of a mile wide	6
his hands to the	6
about an hour after	6
he got up and	6
a piece of meat	6
all that he had	6
the dice in the	6
a matter of course	6
in the evening a	6
the centre of a	6
way to the tent	6
from the direction of	6
there is a communication	6
we set out with	6
rise and fall of	6
the same time he	6
turned to the door	6
of the ice was	6
walking about two miles	6
him that we were	6
that two of the	6
we had no means	6
the ways of the	6
below the first rapids	6
amusement and athletic association	6
us in the morning	6
will not have you	6
says freddy tarlton here	6
the latter of which	6
love with the faith	6
master of the troopers	6
the whole party was	6
which obliged us to	6
of all the world	6
country through which we	6
the hunters had made	6
the time we had	6
the event of our	6
the strength of a	6
towards the bottom of	6
hung on the wall	6
of the party proceeded	6
the story of his	6
brought to the house	6
in a low tone	6
beaver a journal of	6
until late in the	6
words of a song	6
of our canadian companions	6
with the prospect of	6
as he had done	6
the safety of the	6
in the present instance	6
eight miles and a	6
water at the surface	6
about six miles in	6
could not have told	6
had been sent from	6
more than a few	6
and the party were	6
for a moment with	6
it was impossible to	6
of the river we	6
injury had been received	6
with this view i	6
the good fortune to	6
in a voice of	6
that it was his	6
along the banks of	6
had come to know	6
he did not like	6
the days that followed	6
four hundred yards wide	6
but we had no	6
to be settled to	6
in the rocky mountains	6
a heavy gale came	6
in the early part	6
in the house of	6
he said he had	6
patrol of the cypress	6
and that he would	6
much amused by the	6
was no appearance of	6
the gate of the	6
but could not get	6
you will never get	6
sunset we encamped on	6
the nets were set	6
hundred yards in length	6
may be worthy of	6
that the indians had	6
obliged us to encamp	6
in a valley near	6
of our own men	6
which had been promised	6
him with a medal	6
as they did not	6
in the history of	6
was covered with snow	6
outside these prison walls	6
in return for the	6
and down the room	6
our voyage on the	6
after all these years	6
and she had not	6
but they could not	6
of meat from the	6
could not have been	6
should have to make	6
the same kind of	6
ten bags of pemmican	6
body of the lake	6
one hundred and forty	6
sat down on a	6
the white petticoat on	6
of the country is	6
by the traders to	6
temperature for the month	6
on the trail of	6
and the four men	6
had been brought up	6
us in the course	6
the pangs of hunger	6
and looked at them	6
we determined on proceeding	6
the name of finden	6
not only for the	6
the day was extremely	6
we halted in a	6
much from the cold	6
the assistance of the	6
and several of them	6
passed to the southward	6
length we came to	6
front of the house	6
as the breeze was	6
who had charge of	6
it is one of	6
course to the sea	6
in consequence of this	6
got to the grass	6
her to marry him	6
under the silver maple	6
she went to her	6
the north and west	6
to return to the	6
had spoken to her	6
i do not wish	6
to add to our	6
would in all probability	6
three quarters of a	6
six hundred and fifty	6
ago he had been	6
with the faith healer	6
twelve miles and a	6
for two thousand dollars	6
did not grasp the	6
that she could not	6
to do its work	6
the table before him	6
discharges its waters into	6
went out of his	6
to descend the river	6
inadequate to the task	6
the great chief who	6
fell during the night	6
of five or six	6
and went into the	6
of the fur trade	6
about a mile and	6
at the top of	6
raised her head and	6
distance from fort enterprise	6
by an assemblage of	6
wrote a note to	6
the intensity of the	6
in the athabasca department	6
he had not seen	6
one of the canoes	6
the river and the	6
did you come to	6
the midst of his	6
from his pocket and	6
ratio as that of	6
i should have been	6
as far as we	6
was no need for	6
stood for a moment	6
came into her eyes	6
we encamped at sunset	6
receives its name from	6
of the indians in	6
the arrival of our	6
from the house and	6
to shut his eyes	6
we passed the mouth	6
the great bear lake	6
we soon found that	6
able to return to	6
in the faces of	6
the strength of his	6
for the love of	6
our friends in the	6
and i had the	6
of some of the	6
to the whole party	6
the benefit of a	6
the exertions of the	6
they had seen the	6
the lips of the	6
the copper indians have	6
the inside of the	6
our course was directed	6
for a considerable distance	6
to admit of their	6
a hand on the	6
it had ever been	6
received a supply of	6
fall of the year	6
that he had found	6
his life must be	6
suddenly the old man	6
provided at fort garry	6
is about a mile	6
the diameter of the	6
in the strongest manner	6
the appearance of some	6
the root of the	6
which there was a	6
none of the party	6
to the great master	6
to the almighty for	6
commencement of the new	6
to look for him	6
lost no time in	6
the peace of the	6
our encampment was ascertained	6
to get back to	6
the loss of the	6
but you will not	6
want of food and	6
speak the same language	6
the sun and the	6
of the rest of	6
laid her hand on	6
little tripe de roche	6
brought down by the	6
on the nd we	6
being too weak to	6
to the barren grounds	6
the oa and the	6
may be remarked that	6
do you want to	6
which lay in our	6
was now reduced to	6
the day we passed	6
for half an hour	6
as soon as this	6
door of the church	6
the ground was covered	6
mean temperature for the	6
and there were many	6
his own life by	6
the hearts of all	6
and that he was	6
speak a dialect of	6
thrown up by the	6
of making a fire	6
he listened to the	6
his eyes on the	6
of the chipewyan language	6
the house with the	6
back and his party	6
we were surprised by	6
lake in the evening	6
on either side of	6
the hand of the	6
and put it on	6
snow fell during the	6
the night wore on	6
could not approach them	6
to furnish us with	6
same ratio as that	6
for a short distance	6
of the great river	6
which was to be	6
our course was continued	6
do you think that	6
get dere in time	6
would be able to	6
from east to west	6
early part of the	6
what she had been	6
the object of the	6
he came to know	6
did not see the	6
take him down the	6
by the indians to	6
with whom they had	6
at the rear of	6
middle of the room	6
his head towards the	6
at her for a	6
the object of our	6
in pursuit of them	6
the remainder of our	6
there was that in	6
the purpose of killing	6
the sea from the	6
shores of the polar	6
striking proof of the	6
but there was a	6
hundred and twenty yards	6
were now in the	6
situation of our encampment	6
but he knew that	6
means of making a	6
of which we saw	6
for he knew that	6
by which we had	6
he looked at his	6
the needle degrees minutes	6
what is his name	6
were sent out to	6
until we arrived at	6
in addition to the	6
there had been moments	6
stood staring at the	6
the northern shore of	6
had led us to	6
or seven hundred feet	6
for an instant she	6
a kind of awe	6
the western side of	6
that he was now	6
banks of this river	6
he knew that he	6
that of the atmosphere	6
and he had been	6
it would appear that	6
as the eye could	6
in the beginning of	6
over and over again	6
it appeared that the	6
the outskirts of the	6
was about to reply	6
he was of the	6
the weather cleared up	6
at last he said	6
a change in the	6
part of our stores	6
summit of the hill	6
the descent of the	6
at sunset we encamped	6
to gather some tripe	6
acclivities of the hills	6
drifting of the snow	6
so that we could	6
was to be a	6
we did not get	6
was evident that the	6
their intercourse with europeans	6
to gather tripe de	6
he came out of	6
on the outskirts of	6
four hundred and fifty	6
could not bear to	6
and the want of	6
and once or twice	6
evening of the th	6
search of the indians	6
the stake and the	6
at a tolerably quick	6
and two of the	6
the necessity of our	6
since she was a	6
after walking about two	6
we proceeded along the	6
of the arrival of	6
if he would not	6
to say to you	6
the current was very	6
the crews of the	6
to search for it	6
day one of the	6
with a salute of	6
to shake off the	6
the great master of	6
the country through which	6
on our guard against	6
course of the night	6
a supply of ammunition	6
hundred dollars a year	6
on the nd of	6
on the barren grounds	6
but it was only	6
the novelty of the	6
white fang was in	6
by which he was	6
take la longue traverse	6
light in his eyes	6
having the benefit of	6
in the fur trade	6
in the corner of	6
he had never had	6
had never seen a	6
as fast as they	6
they could not be	6
went over to the	6
it shall be so	6
to go with me	6
constantly on our guard	6
and they were not	6
and there is a	6
belonging to both the	6
hundred and eighty pounds	6
the charge of mr	6
from the main shore	6
in possession of the	6
be provided at fort	6
was the man who	6
there was no need	6
on the alert at	6
his journey to the	6
hundred and fifty fathoms	6
to make all the	6
were at this time	6
passed the mouth of	6
two of the party	6
and here and there	6
at the time he	6
in the hope that	6
we took advantage of	6
before he could get	6
no matter what the	6
for our use during	6
with respect to the	6
had a sense of	6
out of the same	6
he saw that the	6
the law of the	6
go down the river	6
one of the young	6
of the death of	6
they will not have	6
of travelling in winter	6
gather some tripe de	6
by some of the	6
the hair from the	6
top of the hill	6
showers during the day	6
the indians had left	6
at a mean state	6
yards wide at its	6
for latitude and longitude	6
and said in a	6
and we passed the	6
course of the evening	6
we were gratified by	6
several of the men	6
for the dip of	6
it is a great	6
with a party of	6
in charge of fort	6
we passed the night	6
two trains of dogs	6
on the afternoon of	6
to the entrance of	6
on a visit to	6
to do with it	6
touched him on the	6
i said to him	6
the southward of the	6
was a long silence	6
banks of the saskatchewan	6
have nothing to do	6
as much meat as	6
the way of the	6
as soon as your	6
embarked at four a	6
rendered it necessary to	6
of the slave river	6
down the river with	6
the roar of the	6
little widow at jansen	6
he said he could	6
it had all been	6
on the point of	6
of the th was	6
the different modes of	6
encamped on the borders	6
we pursued our voyage	6
he knew not why	6
his arrival at the	6
by their intercourse with	6
it was only by	6
distance of six miles	6
to assist us in	6
you are a wonder	6
the north trail together	6
in love with the	6
about the end of	6
had much difficulty in	6
one of the party	6
and when he had	6
by the time the	6
a sudden burst of	6
encamped on the north	6
to the eastward and	6
and the difference produced	6
and the heart of	6
on one of the	6
by the loss of	6
white fang was not	6
the breeze was fresh	6
is it not so	6
rose to his feet	6
was in his heart	6
a short time before	6
from fort enterprise to	6
it was a great	6
mile and a quarter	6
at six on the	6
back and i were	6
at the white fall	6
on going to the	6
a lodge in the	6
hundred yards wide at	6
is laid down in	6
to force a passage	6
his head with a	6
the table with a	6
i suppose you are	6
north side of it	6
we put up on	6
be able to move	6
different posts in the	6
for the month was	6
small clump of pines	6
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through a narrow channel	6
in the space of	6
and we had a	6
in the arms of	6
the intention of going	6
was one of those	6
to a late hour	6
on the arrival of	6
as the copper indians	6
greatest part of the	6
at the feet of	6
i was unable to	6
a few miles farther	6
on the th i	6
the spot where the	6
he had spoken to	6
to each other for	6
father was a white	6
spirits of our canadian	6
by our observations is	6
we resumed our march	6
having come fourteen miles	6
the distance of six	6
the evening we had	6
the river with him	6
honoured with a salute	6
he had made a	6
into the air and	6
the west end of	6
termed by the crees	6
time in my life	6
the feet of the	6
the indians to remain	6
when one of the	6
it is not good	6
that was in the	6
it was with difficulty	6
by the fact that	6
to him that the	6
that the hunters had	6
the hunters had killed	6
as the old man	6
i want him to	6
the wife of the	6
with a look of	6
the lower part of	6
where there was no	6
the roughness of the	6
it was on the	6
it was not in	6
await the arrival of	6
the effect of the	6
the wind and rain	6
the reflection of the	5
the condition of the	5
of pretty pierre by	5
and nodded his head	5
the old man turned	5
a short distance of	5
the camp of the	5
the sickness of the	5
a short time the	5
at three in the	5