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trigram	frequency
on the th	592
part of the	447
one of the	255
to the northward	251
the course of	236
to the westward	230
of the th	225
the morning of	221
of the river	215
the th of	213
morning of the	208
in the course	202
as to the	196
of the ice	192
in the evening	190
course of the	178
to the southward	178
as well as	176
in the morning	176
and a half	171
the th we	166
in the afternoon	163
on the morning	162
to the eastward	161
which we had	160
degrees minutes seconds	149
of the lake	138
as soon as	137
some of the	135
side of the	134
the mouth of	132
tripe de roche	130
of the men	129
which had been	123
as far as	123
two or three	121
the rest of	119
in order to	118
the end of	117
one hundred and	117
of the indians	116
that he had	116
of the party	115
for the purpose	113
we could not	111
of the day	110
out of the	108
there was a	107
of the country	106
account of the	105
the distance of	104
of the coast	103
of the copper	102
of the same	102
that it was	100
that we were	100
in consequence of	99
the purpose of	99
at this time	98
and in the	97
on the following	96
of the north	96
the name of	96
parts of the	95
miles and a	94
mouth of the	93
the next day	93
the banks of	93
end of the	91
the whole of	90
that we had	90
rest of the	89
the weather was	88
that of the	88
at the distance	87
and it was	86
in the same	86
at the same	86
to the north	86
hundred and fifty	84
could not be	84
one of them	84
there was no	84
of the esquimaux	83
in search of	83
during the night	83
of a mile	83
of the land	82
and we were	81
the following morning	80
this part of	79
there is a	78
temperature of the	78
a piece of	78
a number of	78
which we were	78
we set out	78
would have been	77
it was not	77
a quantity of	76
to be the	76
that they had	76
the necessity of	76
of the water	76
and on the	76
in the spring	75
it may be	75
of the sea	74
the coast of	73
banks of the	73
the same time	72
so as to	72
as it was	72
on the north	71
were obliged to	71
the temperature of	71
of the officers	71
the copper indians	71
the following day	70
that there was	70
that we could	69
arrived at the	69
we came to	69
a part of	69
we had the	68
on the d	68
who had been	68
the middle of	68
to have been	68
the head of	67
during the winter	67
at the time	67
the men were	67
as we had	67
the th the	66
the surface of	66
we had been	66
to make a	65
the entrance of	65
as we were	65
distance from the	65
on the st	65
three or four	64
of the expedition	64
most of the	64
officers and men	63
and that the	63
during the day	63
came to the	63
to the sea	63
the whole party	62
that we should	62
the shores of	62
surface of the	62
at half past	62
for some time	62
the northward of	61
the borders of	61
which he had	61
along the coast	61
the st of	60
as to be	60
two of the	60
on account of	60
the time of	60
to be a	60
in which the	59
at this place	58
a short time	58
the ice was	58
the appearance of	58
of the ships	58
from the north	58
they had been	58
that they were	57
upon the ice	57
the south sea	57
of the sun	57
on board the	57
half a mile	57
the first time	57
the next morning	56
we had to	56
owing to the	56
by the indians	56
that he was	56
so that we	55
by the north	55
it is not	55
was to be	55
of the hunters	55
and of the	54
on the banks	54
to the ships	54
of the snow	54
of the most	54
for the first	54
any of the	53
of the year	53
a short distance	53
of which we	53
the means of	53
the want of	53
the arrival of	53
on the ice	52
the officers and	52
the remainder of	52
and it is	52
but it was	52
the month of	52
the north side	52
the aurora borealis	52
of de fonte	52
and a few	52
the bottom of	52
close to the	51
we had a	51
a party of	51
of our men	51
the summit of	51
on the beach	51
we had not	51
the barren grounds	51
the top of	50
sight of the	50
in the year	50
a kind of	50
on the south	50
each of the	50
at that time	49
several of the	49
the night was	49
return to the	49
many of the	49
the ice in	49
in the winter	48
to fort providence	48
to the shore	48
the latitude of	47
and the other	47
we were obliged	47
it would be	47
by no means	47
came to a	47
of the weather	47
an account of	47
in the ice	47
at fort enterprise	47
according to the	46
and a quarter	46
we passed the	46
the discovery of	46
consequence of the	46
in the neighbourhood	46
some of them	46
the ships were	46
state of the	46
us to the	46
we were now	46
one or two	46
a supply of	46
of the whole	45
the old man	45
journey to the	45
to be in	45
to the indians	45
which they had	45
by the ice	45
the wind was	45
the loss of	45
it to be	45
at the end	45
which they were	45
to the house	44
one of these	44
i could not	44
four or five	44
a quarter of	43
the state of	43
from the northward	43
proved to be	43
in a very	43
soon as the	43
the commencement of	43
miles from the	43
latitude degrees minutes	43
minutes seconds north	43
on the borders	43
to make the	42
great slave lake	42
entrance of the	42
of the other	42
we arrived at	42
of the ship	42
through the ice	42
north side of	42
the foot of	42
we did not	42
minutes seconds west	42
the prospect of	42
the number of	42
mile and a	42
the evening we	42
of the bay	42
is to be	42
in charge of	41
a considerable distance	41
the polar sea	41
the wind being	41
along the shore	41
on the coast	41
of which the	41
longitude degrees minutes	41
of the month	41
on each side	41
about a mile	41
the face of	40
on which we	40
from fort providence	40
far as the	40
any part of	40
well as the	40
the length of	40
in that direction	40
from the shore	40
masses of ice	40
at an early	40
appearance of the	40
appeared to be	40
a matter of	39
of the hills	39
that he would	39
th of august	39
the hope of	39
that had been	39
the indians to	39
and the whole	39
of the compass	39
of the island	39
variation of the	39
head of the	39
of the atmosphere	39
admiral de fonte	39
he had been	39
and we had	38
with respect to	38
as we could	38
as it is	38
at this season	38
the southward of	38
must have been	38
bottom of the	38
an early hour	38
of the women	38
us in the	38
they did not	38
and by the	38
we continued our	38
at fort chipewyan	38
in which we	38
middle of the	38
to return to	38
together with the	38
the intention of	38
the place where	38
and the weather	38
up to the	37
the height of	37
at a distance	37
so that the	37
he did not	37
informed us that	37
six or seven	37
at the mouth	37
to go to	37
with which they	37
whole of the	37
to the fort	37
to the south	37
into the sea	37
of the two	37
be able to	37
the remains of	37
one of our	37
as they were	36
face of the	36
in a few	36
with the intention	36
the nature of	36
miles to the	36
they were not	36
in those parts	36
encamped on the	36
of the world	36
one of his	36
the depth of	36
we found the	36
the th and	36
the th day	36
being able to	35
were enabled to	35
enable us to	35
in the middle	35
in pursuit of	35
acquainted with the	35
we had seen	35
and his party	35
which it was	35
point of the	35
the westward of	35
of a passage	35
found to be	35
of the people	35
it had been	35
in with the	34
as much as	34
for a short	34
in the most	34
the court of	34
way to the	34
we had no	34
about two miles	34
they could not	34
the quantity of	34
of the harbour	34
the ice and	34
to the great	34
in case of	34
a portion of	34
in one of	34
and one of	34
made by the	34
we should have	34
the whole day	34
part of our	34
of all the	34
we embarked at	34
of a hill	33
the eastward of	33
and as the	33
enabled us to	33
the most part	33
of the inlet	33
a mile and	33
with which the	33
arrival of the	33
of the south	33
charge of the	33
the ice to	33
of our being	33
which i have	33
on our return	33
portion of the	33
quarters of a	33
and at the	33
this was the	33
women and children	33
five or six	33
manner in which	33
of the st	32
the great slave	32
the day was	32
court of spain	32
the situation of	32
to which the	32
we were all	32
of the strait	32
as they had	32
of the magnetic	32
the d of	32
those of the	32
after we had	32
of a few	32
not to be	32
and the men	32
of a north	32
a few days	32
bank of the	32
the athabasca lake	32
of dried meat	32
of the crees	32
to fort enterprise	32
edge of the	32
to be very	32
a distance of	32
and the snow	32
up the river	32
we were enabled	32
the neighbourhood of	32
at fort providence	32
from the sea	32
the water was	32
down to the	32
more to the	32
of the natives	32
to the men	31
the edge of	31
the use of	31
of the house	31
from the indians	31
belonging to the	31
on this occasion	31
of the first	31
that part of	31
in the centre	31
he could not	31
th of july	31
the weather being	31
a great many	31
the greater part	31
discovery of a	31
we found that	31
had been sent	31
it is a	31
the sight of	31
a fresh breeze	31
th of june	31
the king of	31
our stock of	31
it was the	31
to each of	31
to search for	31
it was a	31
the ship was	31
of the latter	31
occasioned by the	31
hundred yards wide	31
of the canadians	31
on the other	31
had not been	31
returned to the	31
of the stream	31
to the river	31
from the westward	30
fall of snow	30
for some days	30
we encamped at	30
and that they	30
our departure from	30
the men who	30
the south side	30
sides of the	30
greater part of	30
a small lake	30
that we might	30
hundred and twenty	30
in this manner	30
borders of the	30
a great deal	30
the evening of	30
evening of the	30
and the indians	30
of the great	30
i determined on	30
to find that	30
the character of	30
we were much	30
in this respect	29
to the tent	29
it was necessary	29
minutes seconds east	29
branch of the	29
some of our	29
to accompany us	29
to which we	29
of the clock	29
a good deal	29
to the copper	29
in the country	29
in the water	29
to do so	29
the open air	29
on his return	29
from the southward	29
dip of the	29
more than a	29
in the night	29
of one hundred	29
it must be	29
would not have	29
on the same	29
in latitude degrees	29
richardson and mr	29
it to the	29
on the opposite	29
and the rest	29
hundred feet high	29
supposed to be	29
had been made	29
a pair of	29
from the land	29
the streight of	29
in the mean	28
during the whole	28
and that he	28
i have named	28
there had been	28
for the last	28
along the river	28
that they might	28
of the d	28
the heat of	28
summit of a	28
and to the	28
seemed to be	28
of which they	28
of the season	28
of the fury	28
for the journey	28
the part of	28
some tripe de	28
go to the	28
in the open	28
the wind and	28
at the fort	28
a mile from	28
on the nd	28
at the bottom	28
of one of	28
covered with snow	28
about three miles	28
set out on	28
attached to the	28
of the rapid	28
three quarters of	28
which we could	28
feet above the	28
small quantity of	28
every part of	28
for that purpose	28
remainder of the	28
of tripe de	28
which i had	27
the variation of	27
for the most	27
th we had	27
at the house	27
to prevent the	27
into the water	27
that it would	27
up from the	27
and made a	27
of the air	27
the return of	27
induced us to	27
the men to	27
shores of the	27
a point of	27
a small quantity	27
the day before	27
ice in the	27
the indians in	27
a chain of	27
about one hundred	27
but we had	27
i determined to	27
for this purpose	27
the afternoon we	27
that there is	27
we left the	27
but they were	27
of the voyage	27
on the first	27
lake de fonte	27
three hundred yards	27
about three hundred	27
went on shore	26
the indians who	26
the margin of	26
of a large	26
for our use	26
northward of the	26
that he could	26
was in the	26
stock of provision	26
land to the	26
to the west	26
to enable us	26
the river is	26
for an hour	26
we had passed	26
none of the	26
of their own	26
to each other	26
near the encampment	26
two hundred and	26
a few minutes	26
the same kind	26
the boats were	26
of the night	26
the point of	26
that the ice	26
we were in	26
of these people	26
at noon we	26
being unable to	26
there is no	26
and that we	26
to the other	26
we reached the	26
the mean time	26
to be seen	26
for the night	26
isle a la	26
respect to the	26
th of september	26
of a small	26
the direction of	26
with the utmost	26
on their return	26
a mile in	26
in such a	26
the party were	26
in the summer	26
of the winter	26
the assistance of	26
a good fire	26
at eight p	25
found in the	25
found that the	25
to the officers	25
the magnetic needle	25
on both sides	25
noon on the	25
but the wind	25
i had the	25
it will be	25
more than two	25
together with a	25
half an hour	25
the canoes and	25
we met with	25
in the first	25
and there was	25
a la crosse	25
miles in length	25
at six p	25
our course was	25
the people of	25
great deal of	25
to endeavour to	25
the effect of	25
that he should	25
ten or twelve	25
that in the	25
a considerable quantity	25
on the western	25
of the canoes	25
it in the	25
to keep the	25
caused us to	25
the rate of	25
before we could	24
a degree of	24
and the ice	24
the stone indians	24
margin of the	24
through which the	24
at the entrance	24
river to the	24
the strength of	24
nature of the	24
of the deer	24
the river and	24
we encamped on	24
it is the	24
when we were	24
it was evident	24
was covered with	24
that they should	24
come to the	24
encamped at the	24
them in the	24
the close of	24
but it is	24
of a deer	24
to reach the	24
from the ships	24
at four a	24
in the offing	24
the atmosphere was	24
which is the	24
we saw a	24
and for the	24
body of the	24
of the polar	24
the beginning of	24
the indians had	24
where they were	24
point of land	24
place where the	24
of the needle	24
of our journey	24
quantity of the	24
were unable to	24
they had not	24
a few hours	24
length of the	24
on the evening	24
i do not	24
the indians and	24
quarter of a	24
early in the	24
of the company	24
by way of	23
upper part of	23
during the summer	23
we had now	23
in all probability	23
as that of	23
the continuance of	23
hundred and sixty	23
the ice had	23
might have been	23
east part of	23
near to the	23
view of the	23
to be made	23
the wind blew	23
us to make	23
seven or eight	23
we should be	23
considerable quantity of	23
and the wind	23
at the head	23
the upper part	23
on an island	23
the habit of	23
in this part	23
and all the	23
a range of	23
many of them	23
a variety of	23
name of the	23
as to make	23
an opportunity of	23
not more than	23
the north and	23
the centre of	23
of these animals	23
of the northern	23
in many places	23
want of food	23
the body of	23
heat of the	23
by which the	23
the same day	23
at the foot	23
led us to	23
which it is	23
it is impossible	23
of this month	23
in this state	23
them to be	23
passage to the	23
the snow was	23
for several days	23
the port of	23
us on the	23
of the tribe	23
which the indians	23
on the lake	23
the northern shore	23
had been so	23
that they would	23
but in the	23
which they are	23
of the aurora	23
a heavy fall	23
set out for	22
the young men	22
in the river	22
heavy fall of	22
on which the	22
search of the	22
was unable to	22
the difficulty of	22
towards the north	22
in this neighbourhood	22
on the shore	22
in addition to	22
with the indians	22
with all the	22
on the west	22
at six a	22
was the only	22
the safety of	22
from the house	22
the force of	22
placed in the	22
back and i	22
we put up	22
and a small	22
to the fire	22
to look for	22
to find the	22
a strong breeze	22
on one of	22
at all times	22
in honour of	22
were compelled to	22
in the hope	22
as the weather	22
ice to the	22
on the preceding	22
to get the	22
the weather became	22
soon as we	22
increased to a	22
the water in	22
to which they	22
from the eastward	22
in this country	22
the th was	22
at the first	22
than we had	22
until the th	22
to the east	22
about two hundred	22
the names of	22
where we were	22
at three p	22
a sort of	22
the afternoon of	22
proof of the	22
the river was	22
since our departure	22
the doctor and	22
the clear water	22
hundred and thirty	22
of the former	22
the river to	22
agreeable to the	22
it was impossible	22
of the body	22
the land to	22
of the ground	22
of those who	22
and encamped on	22
the idea of	22
proceeded to the	22
at a considerable	22
at some distance	22
in the text	21
in some places	21
said to have	21
from the ice	21
at seven p	21
part of their	21
came from the	21
part of it	21
on the ground	21
the approach of	21
th and th	21
the spot where	21
of them to	21
four hundred and	21
the south shore	21
the waters of	21
the canadian voyagers	21
of which were	21
the sides of	21
of this account	21
the event of	21
at four p	21
in the woods	21
hundred and forty	21
but he was	21
breeze from the	21
as they could	21
a thick fog	21
that of a	21
of the evening	21
the men had	21
with which we	21
to the th	21
said to be	21
set out at	21
that the men	21
of our stores	21
account of a	21
the progress of	21
made use of	21
part of this	21
the northward and	21
which was the	21
the ice being	21
made in the	21
at five a	21
on the surface	21
we had yet	21
on the outside	21
during our stay	21
of an hour	21
was necessary to	21
informed me that	21
could not have	21
variation degrees minutes	21
about half a	21
of the wind	21
in the habit	21
made of the	21
of the indian	21
the account of	21
by which we	21
had the satisfaction	21
for the discovery	21
be consistent with	21
of the letter	21
the ships to	21
survey of the	21
latitude and longitude	21
a passage by	21
in this place	21
as there was	21
after our arrival	21
the position of	21
were about to	21
the extremity of	21
of our own	21
at the rate	20
if they had	20
one mile and	20
the rocky mountains	20
the eastern side	20
the act of	20
the white people	20
as the ice	20
to the athabasca	20
augustus and junius	20
the day we	20
where they had	20
equipment of the	20
his young men	20
navigation of the	20
in the sun	20
far as we	20
as he could	20
which there was	20
at two p	20
in the lake	20
which we found	20
a few yards	20
at nine p	20
did not exceed	20
the western coast	20
discovery of the	20
direction of the	20
the year before	20
of the said	20
the death of	20
pieces of ice	20
was directed to	20
the hunters had	20
water in the	20
of them were	20
with the esquimaux	20
or three days	20
the wind having	20
in the snow	20
of point lake	20
miles and three	20
the north of	20
the labour of	20
in which he	20
in the rear	20
latter part of	20
in which they	20
as long as	20
not a little	20
night of the	20
was found to	20
the amount of	20
when we had	20
continued our journey	20
the ships and	20
to see the	20
in these regions	20
the canoe was	20
they do not	20
we halted at	20
partners of the	20
us with a	20
a state of	20
the latter part	20
to which he	20
up in the	20
to proceed to	20
the north pole	20
in this way	20
men who were	20
to ascertain the	20
land on the	20
of there being	20
placed on the	20
they would not	20
of the dog	20
place in the	20
knowledge of the	20
in the act	20
to the woods	20
we were at	20
only a few	20
in the vicinity	20
in the event	20
one of which	20
the two companies	20
to the end	20
departure from the	20
on the next	20
a long time	20
at this period	20
we found it	20
time we had	20
much as possible	20
of ice which	20
off the land	20
afternoon of the	20
more and more	20
of the last	20
for the indians	20
commencement of the	20
and the latter	20
at three a	20
the th i	20
fell in with	20
akaitcho and the	20
i found that	20
men who had	20
the presence of	20
a series of	20
covered with ice	20
north and south	19
number of the	19
to admit of	19
out for the	19
the extent of	19
but on the	19
which he was	19
early on the	19
accompanied by mr	19
of the necessity	19
for want of	19
to the land	19
thickness of the	19
return of the	19
at eight a	19
in a boat	19
at an end	19
the probability of	19
the equipment of	19
the shelter of	19
disruption of the	19
across the barren	19
of them had	19
in the autumn	19
the canoes were	19
and the sea	19
the tops of	19
observations on the	19
the circumstance of	19
it has been	19
as the wind	19
they would be	19
to take a	19
we found a	19
well as to	19
th of april	19
three hundred and	19
a day or	19
sea to the	19
back to the	19
of the hecla	19
as the indians	19
near the shore	19
that can be	19
could be procured	19
passage by the	19
to that of	19
to be sent	19
seems to be	19
to examine the	19
information respecting the	19
that the indians	19
seen in the	19
years of age	19
idea of the	19
depth of the	19
the main land	19
he had received	19
but did not	19
three of the	19
down the river	19
neighbourhood of the	19
is said to	19
with a fresh	19
obliged us to	19
and some other	19
in some degree	19
to set out	19
as we advanced	19
body of ice	19
from the mouth	19
us that he	19
the main shore	19
of the instrument	19
we had hitherto	19
the night of	19
it was with	19
given to the	19
the breadth of	19
from the other	19
we were compelled	19
of the admiralty	19
going to the	19
the sea was	19
with the same	19
from fort enterprise	19
two hundred feet	19
and the land	19
and we could	19
by the esquimaux	19
the longitude of	19
that de fonte	19
we were not	19
part of his	19
a couple of	19
and from the	19
extremity of the	19
called by the	19
on the rd	19
the report of	18
soon after our	18
more than once	18
on his way	18
where we had	18
in a short	18
returned in the	18
came on board	18
and the hunters	18
being the first	18
of the american	18
an hour and	18
continuance of the	18
in the direction	18
at cumberland house	18
streight of anian	18
great number of	18
several of them	18
under the necessity	18
the opinion of	18
it was now	18
shore of the	18
than that of	18
more than one	18
the authenticity of	18
at the upper	18
the tripe de	18
to make it	18
the country was	18
top of the	18
of fort enterprise	18
pools of water	18
we determined on	18
are to be	18
of this part	18
this day was	18
and the two	18
by captain lyon	18
i have before	18
in the north	18
and three quarters	18
th we were	18
to go on	18
near the ships	18
as they are	18
of their being	18
with that of	18
doctor and hepburn	18
the cause of	18
we had made	18
now and then	18
like that of	18
our canadian voyagers	18
course to the	18
to slave lake	18
the vicinity of	18
there was an	18
at a quarter	18
those who have	18
the navigation of	18
we could see	18
at once to	18
the satisfaction of	18
their mode of	18
chain of islands	18
at a time	18
for a few	18
too weak to	18
a mile to	18
we began to	18
early part of	18
at ten a	18
a fresh gale	18
brought to the	18
a species of	18
the tracks of	18
for more than	18
to be consistent	18
the first of	18
course of this	18
for a time	18
five hundred and	18
in a small	18
by the traders	18
board the fury	18
is impossible to	18
the skin of	18
to be able	18
centre of the	18
a small stream	18
was the more	18
in the latitude	18
they would have	18
communication with the	18
the breeze was	18
furnished with a	18
each side of	18
the severity of	18
gentleman in charge	18
the gentleman in	18
so far as	18
they came to	18
when it was	18
we learned that	18
and encamped at	18
distance to the	18
from cumberland house	18
and several of	18
the meridian of	18
in a state	18
into the interior	18
some part of	18
two miles and	18
the information of	18
king of spain	18
of the traders	18
it might be	18
being desirous of	18
clear water river	18
the preceding evening	18
by the crees	18
we were detained	17
the officers of	17
the termination of	17
consistent with the	17
but as the	17
had passed the	17
time of the	17
of the saskatchawan	17
left the ship	17
the manner in	17
of this lake	17
of the largest	17
whole of this	17
it not been	17
to the whole	17
to pass the	17
when the wind	17
be attributed to	17
were at the	17
which may be	17
the esquimaux had	17
the early part	17
a succession of	17
the thermometer was	17
here and there	17
this is a	17
a great number	17
we made a	17
from the east	17
severity of the	17
he was not	17
fresh from the	17
accompanied by a	17
a herd of	17
covered with a	17
of the floe	17
arrival at the	17
not less than	17
as i was	17
to take advantage	17
of the earth	17
we crossed the	17
some distance from	17
through the night	17
a circumstance which	17
a large fire	17
had the gratification	17
appearance of a	17
mile from the	17
foot of the	17
a few miles	17
after he had	17
with the natives	17
south side of	17
the western side	17
northward and westward	17
round to the	17
they should be	17
met with a	17
on a small	17
no less than	17
of the rocks	17
next morning we	17
in the interior	17
range of hills	17
the thickness of	17
it is to	17
and soon after	17
that it is	17
we passed a	17
to give the	17
but we were	17
the space of	17
for the same	17
the whole way	17
of the white	17
was observed to	17
the hope that	17
the spirits of	17
tops of the	17
had it not	17
the opportunity of	17
be considered as	17
the ice at	17
day or two	17
it necessary to	17
and in a	17
attention of the	17
in any other	17
proceed to the	17
season of the	17
the north sea	17
of the rest	17
to the coast	17
even in the	17
killed a deer	17
the existence of	17
and as to	17
to their own	17
the management of	17
in his power	17
short distance from	17
make a fire	17
character of the	17
on one occasion	17
his journey to	17
the morning we	17
there being no	17
eastern side of	17
but this was	17
of this river	17
to make any	17
to all the	17
the ice which	17
great variety of	17
it should be	17
us to be	17
of admiral de	17
the river in	17
take advantage of	17
was a great	17
of the tent	17
of the saskatchewan	17
on the subject	17
was sent to	17
we halted to	17
with the land	17
previous to our	17
leading to the	17
by the copper	17
had not the	17
that this was	17
to the shores	17
of clear water	17
that i had	17
course of a	17
in the manner	17
on this account	17
gale from the	17
we set off	17
which could not	17
of this kind	17
of which was	17
over the ice	16
the hunters were	16
twenty or thirty	16
on shore to	16
he was to	16
side of it	16
with regard to	16
close of the	16
by which they	16
of the fort	16
the house and	16
a boat to	16
to the n	16
such a passage	16
with a small	16
had received from	16
of the mountain	16
distance of three	16
in some parts	16
were rejoiced to	16
those parts of	16
each of us	16
to the main	16
of two or	16
at winter island	16
rejoiced to find	16
for several hours	16
of the royal	16
allow us to	16
of a good	16
from the summit	16
from york factory	16
of the entrance	16
two hundred yards	16
it was only	16
come from the	16
route to the	16
was evident that	16
ice and the	16
the dip of	16
in the other	16
he was in	16
have been made	16
good deal of	16
to be of	16
where he was	16
to the head	16
termed by the	16
the confluence of	16
under the shelter	16
captain lyon and	16
the river parmentiers	16
quarter of an	16
other part of	16
to keep up	16
that they are	16
set out with	16
that the party	16
the thermometer at	16
the coasts of	16
about this time	16
as fast as	16
out of their	16
a sufficient quantity	16
until we had	16
disposition of the	16
us with the	16
it appeared that	16
the night and	16
about five miles	16
him to be	16
not a single	16
of the missinippi	16
as it were	16
a great distance	16
on the part	16
for me to	16
gave us a	16
to the top	16
for the party	16
the addition of	16
and i had	16
canoes and cargoes	16
at five p	16
small portion of	16
those who had	16
the lake and	16
the morning and	16
from the south	16
to fort chipewyan	16
to wait for	16
to accompany the	16
for us to	16
which have been	16
with the other	16
in the valleys	16
as in the	16
to the bottom	16
we passed through	16
our arrival at	16
us from the	16
in the latter	16
we commenced our	16
a little to	16
feet in diameter	16
with one of	16
of two miles	16
one of their	16
to the mouth	16
two of them	16
of the boats	16
at a very	16
they were all	16
of the rivers	16
of the main	16
but in vain	16
the surrounding country	16
to be so	16
but we could	16
about four miles	16
coast of labrador	16
had nothing to	16
change in the	16
this morning the	16
may be supposed	16
preparations for the	16
the people were	16
we had nothing	16
west side of	16
up in a	16
which appeared to	16
was the first	16
of which i	16
the tartarian sea	16
a portage of	16
is laid down	16
we were rejoiced	16
of the portage	16
on the spot	16
to our stock	16
by the natives	16
the opposite shore	16
of his tribe	16
a copy of	16
after walking about	16
yards from the	16
mile to the	16
the sea to	16
coast of america	16
his way to	16
from the want	16
by de fonte	16
and the women	16
at length we	16
we endeavoured to	16
fort providence and	16
had been a	16
with each other	16
of the young	16
the place of	16
and some of	16
quantity of water	16
the subject of	16
the journey to	16
with an indian	16
i left the	16
inhabitants of the	15
in some measure	15
that none of	15
a flock of	15
the preceding day	15
which they did	15
the instrument was	15
an hour or	15
is the most	15
a great variety	15
following morning we	15
as we have	15
on that account	15
of new spain	15
and the th	15
the lower part	15
which enabled us	15
the appellation of	15
from which they	15
means of subsistence	15
which was very	15
the inhabitants of	15
between the two	15
were in the	15
sir john franklin	15
came into the	15
to the depth	15
to the height	15
the distance we	15
we might be	15
to be attributed	15
at the commencement	15
feet in height	15
position of the	15
to the place	15
though they were	15
summit of the	15
these poor people	15
to form a	15
a very large	15
the hecla was	15
but none of	15
mass of ice	15
by means of	15
exposed to the	15
northern coast of	15
that the land	15
by reason of	15
we departed from	15
departure of the	15
as to which	15
the thermometer rose	15
during the time	15
went to the	15
coast to the	15
the th mr	15
we had left	15
of the meat	15
in contact with	15
one third of	15
th day of	15
the eastern shore	15
are made of	15
miles in a	15
returning to the	15
the bank of	15
the ice on	15
might not be	15
in spite of	15
up by the	15
the whole time	15
known to the	15
people of the	15
up on the	15
we had scarcely	15
use of the	15
the time that	15
had been in	15
to one of	15
or two of	15
part of america	15
from the wind	15
sir alexander mackenzie	15
they had seen	15
them to the	15
the th a	15
reason to believe	15
by the men	15
at nine a	15
from the s	15
by the wind	15
and a little	15
the same as	15
was made by	15
in every direction	15
the comfort of	15
the contents of	15
it would have	15
our journey to	15
as high as	15
which there is	15
from the beach	15
but could not	15
observed to be	15
southward of the	15
through which we	15
we had experienced	15
ice which had	15
from thence to	15
he and his	15
akaitcho and his	15
we had before	15
happened to be	15
which is about	15
that i should	15
few of the	15
of our voyage	15
and that it	15
to the same	15
the opposite side	15
of open water	15
bags of pemmican	15
of the larger	15
the house on	15
was given to	15
during which time	15
and most of	15
were sent out	15
by the name	15
the upper end	15
the indians are	15
was enabled to	15
none of them	15
for our journey	15
the last of	15
on their way	15
in the month	15
the advantage of	15
the streights of	15
the ships in	15
to remain with	15
laid down in	15
returned on board	15
added to the	15
six hundred and	15
the land which	15
and the temperature	15
any of them	15
we soon found	15
prevented us from	15
sight of a	15
and they were	15
the copper mountains	15
we proceeded to	15
could not get	15
are accustomed to	15
was obliged to	15
put up at	15
the northern coast	15
in the whole	15
which might be	15
soon after noon	15
was so much	15
small pieces of	15
gale of wind	15
of the moose	14
with a few	14
on one side	14
took advantage of	14
pine island lake	14
perceived that the	14
to discover whether	14
the gentlemen of	14
had been killed	14
at the place	14
to the distance	14
and arrived at	14
occurrences in the	14
in this situation	14
supply of provision	14
the pressure of	14
the departure of	14
in great numbers	14
all the rest	14
of the woods	14
ships in the	14
parts of america	14
arrived at fort	14
over which we	14
at one time	14
of fresh water	14
from the coast	14
part where the	14
of his party	14
to which i	14
which the ships	14
return to england	14
by the first	14
i had not	14
the tent and	14
great quantity of	14
a note from	14
to those who	14
i had been	14
pierre au calumet	14
hundred and eighty	14
having come twenty	14
with the hope	14
the fatigue of	14
the object of	14
the person who	14
we were about	14
from the cold	14
the opening of	14
and the thermometer	14
making a fire	14
in degrees of	14
the boat was	14
of the dogs	14
had the misfortune	14
had been the	14
which we passed	14
the women and	14
to descend the	14
this kind of	14
search of a	14
me that the	14
at the huts	14
upon the whole	14
a ridge of	14
ice on the	14
both the companies	14
where we found	14
to the expedition	14
a little distance	14
succeeded by a	14
in these parts	14
the horizontal refraction	14
we had just	14
in a n	14
the island of	14
sent by mr	14
soon as possible	14
the land in	14
hour or two	14
and the river	14
they began to	14
hundred and seventy	14
the result of	14
was one of	14
or five miles	14
the methye portage	14
could be found	14
other parts of	14
not have been	14
from the traders	14
the west indies	14
we could only	14
degrees below zero	14
which the river	14
this was a	14
is the only	14
of the morning	14
with which he	14
for the present	14
succeeded in killing	14
gentlemen in charge	14
a strong gale	14
we at length	14
and that there	14
and there were	14
far to the	14
the ground was	14
on the top	14
from ten to	14
the open water	14
down the stream	14
they have been	14
would not be	14
be enabled to	14
mare del sur	14
under the lee	14
progress to the	14
being in the	14
of our situation	14
the same manner	14
the preservation of	14
lower part of	14
we were informed	14
the deep snow	14
the lee of	14
the weight of	14
contrary to the	14
to the king	14
that he might	14
other occurrences in	14
to believe that	14
of the journey	14
of the present	14
in the following	14
account of their	14
we succeeded in	14
of the new	14
a manner as	14
in our present	14
piece of ice	14
the gentlemen in	14
examination of the	14
by the appearance	14
by the time	14
the survey of	14
to the beach	14
us to proceed	14
of the huts	14
the nd of	14
as it may	14
the party had	14
distance of two	14
the river los	14
of the hill	14
the benefit of	14
by those who	14
with a little	14
the ship in	14
the whole body	14
for the use	14
and that of	14
into the south	14
in the present	14
and to make	14
and fifty yards	14
and i was	14
the ships had	14
at each end	14
of the herd	14
to our encampment	14
far from the	14
of the waters	14
nearly the same	14
which was now	14
a clump of	14
to him that	14
with other occurrences	14
at that place	14
return from the	14
much of the	14
was made to	14
it on the	14
a change of	14
persons who had	14
and had been	14
the manner of	14
the west side	14
the loose ice	14
down by the	14
on the shores	14
by a small	14
the esquimaux were	14
him that we	14
been accustomed to	14
object of the	14
for the winter	14
which has been	14
were able to	14
of the little	14
be seen in	14
safety of the	14
to the entrance	14
a few of	14
in the tent	14
for the men	14
met with the	14
formed by the	14
the back of	14
accompanied by the	14
up and down	14
of july we	14
the partners of	14
as we proceeded	14
of the animal	14
was on the	14
for him to	14
by this time	14
of half a	14
group of islands	14
was about to	14
them from the	14
whom we had	14
the dogs were	14
gentlemen of the	14
to observe the	14
their intercourse with	14
in the midst	14
of the mouth	14
some account of	13
were exposed to	13
from the river	13
of five or	13
out in the	13
the letter of	13
of this nature	13
we had only	13
to cross the	13
appears to be	13
skin of the	13
the command of	13
the east side	13
from the great	13
the other side	13
and when he	13
the women are	13
passage from the	13
the gratification of	13
the clock in	13
in the house	13
a small island	13
under these circumstances	13
the royal navy	13
in all the	13
to lighten the	13
clock in the	13
from the masthead	13
my intention to	13
to see if	13
the minds of	13
and the ship	13
it was in	13
consisted of a	13
of the temperature	13
the mode of	13
the eye could	13
on the side	13
visit to the	13
arrived in the	13
height of the	13
to obtain a	13
presented to the	13
meet with the	13
be a great	13
of the canoe	13
or four miles	13
to leave the	13
directed to the	13
it did not	13
hepburn and i	13
four hundred yards	13
the form of	13
which i was	13
and in this	13
at the last	13
of a great	13
mouth of a	13
the sea in	13
aurora borealis appeared	13
hundred feet above	13
the disposition of	13
after they had	13
the power of	13
to us on	13
western coast of	13
the ice near	13
as might be	13
over to the	13
the strait of	13
this account of	13
we could scarcely	13
of a very	13
a sufficiency of	13
to the right	13
we had lately	13
i did not	13
had reached the	13
to the indian	13
account of his	13
consisting of a	13
all the men	13
on the northern	13
to give us	13
in order that	13
us that the	13
supply of meat	13
at seven a	13
and covered with	13
and had a	13
we were on	13
to a small	13
till half past	13
when they are	13
two feet in	13
consistent with other	13
in their own	13
the flesh of	13
a proof of	13
on the present	13
out of our	13
as to a	13
a quarter past	13
which we did	13
of snow fell	13
him to return	13
the thermometer stood	13
on the sea	13
the present occasion	13
of north america	13
coast of california	13
from whence it	13
which it had	13
for the reception	13
the prosecution of	13
of ice in	13
daylight on the	13
we were able	13
of the children	13
of which a	13
upon the beach	13
in the boat	13
de fonte had	13
of the king	13
of the preceding	13
that the whole	13
had left the	13
necessary for the	13
when we halted	13
was not a	13
in company with	13
to convey the	13
who were to	13
on the east	13
he would not	13
a weight of	13
the tents were	13
in that part	13
we pursued our	13
it appeared to	13
the basquiau hill	13
account of de	13
to describe the	13
to follow the	13
in the boats	13
the side of	13
as we supposed	13
of august we	13
the western shore	13
the ice would	13
small piece of	13
received from the	13
attention to the	13
lest they should	13
of the others	13
to the most	13
when he had	13
his account of	13
western side of	13
by which it	13
the th it	13
we entered the	13
attributed to the	13
th of the	13
at the surface	13
that all the	13
clear of ice	13
on this part	13
ice at the	13
loss of time	13
of the different	13
we had some	13
that on the	13
officers of the	13
after my friend	13
to be an	13
the natives of	13
as i had	13
proceeded along the	13
to be apprehended	13
great store of	13
westward of the	13
of a river	13
upper end of	13
the attention of	13
on the river	13
that from the	13
whilst we were	13
with their families	13
should have been	13
the wind had	13
though we had	13
were accustomed to	13
our progress was	13
when they were	13
that i could	13
whole of our	13
from the same	13
a fall of	13
of three hundred	13
that the esquimaux	13
a fair wind	13
a mile wide	13
the interior of	13
were on the	13
of such a	13
and there is	13
the bow and	13
in possession of	13
but as they	13
he would have	13
a small portion	13
of some of	13
away from the	13
hour and a	13
lake to the	13
to have a	13
had hitherto been	13
to us as	13
fell into the	13
of the canadian	13
that i was	13
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the land on	13
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our return to	13
there being a	13
furnished us with	13
to the spot	13
of their dogs	13
it was very	13
appeared to have	13
seems to have	13
it is probable	13
but we found	13
amongst the indians	13
to two hundred	13
the indians were	13
a letter from	13
coast of the	13
had been thrown	13
so that it	13
to the tents	13
of them in	13
seemed to have	13
of a high	13
the lower deck	13
a branch of	12
by the river	12
the snow and	12
to make some	12
in a good	12
the expedition of	12
the sea from	12
as to prevent	12
the esquimaux to	12
ascertained to be	12
in other parts	12
at this post	12
bow and arrow	12
by a very	12
men were sent	12
of our hunters	12
advantage of a	12
had sight of	12
in the early	12
at daylight on	12
by the voyagers	12
sources of the	12
them in a	12
arm of the	12
of north latitude	12
while we were	12
next day we	12
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prepared for the	12
free from ice	12
make use of	12
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may be remarked	12
half past six	12
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which we saw	12
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in a great	12
the last two	12
cargoes were carried	12
the snow being	12
the construction of	12
and the next	12
the athabasca department	12
within a few	12
to the southwest	12
de fonte was	12
from the lake	12
of our route	12
with the greatest	12
we observed the	12
to be considered	12
at york factory	12
had gone to	12
it is very	12
from the main	12
first time since	12
or three miles	12
party of indians	12
and with the	12
the convenience of	12
a half to	12
force of the	12
of the slave	12
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the wind became	12
in new spain	12
at the expense	12
for the safety	12
the circumstances of	12
the misfortune to	12
connected with the	12
into the lake	12
situation of the	12
from three to	12
a mile of	12
nets were set	12
departure from cumberland	12
is supposed to	12
on the summit	12
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the sources of	12
by the dogs	12
where there was	12
to discover a	12
the smoke of	12
on our journey	12
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and then the	12
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to assist us	12
time of our	12
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a group of	12
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d of june	12
four miles and	12
at the top	12
top of a	12
the time he	12
gale came on	12
men of the	12
which was so	12
killed two deer	12
management of the	12
of the channel	12
back and hood	12
whom they had	12
deposit of provision	12
the magnetic force	12
of a journey	12
fog came on	12
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i should have	12
on the lower	12
to come to	12
as the eye	12
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up of the	12
our men were	12
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them with a	12
the snow fell	12
on the eastern	12
by the hunters	12
to obtain the	12
of the old	12
the country to	12
it is said	12
of the voyagers	12
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of an old	12
at the back	12
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the sea and	12
would probably have	12
feet in length	12
all the indians	12
of which is	12
the knowledge of	12
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de roche and	12
the lake was	12
by our observations	12
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on the floor	12
spirits of our	12
our observations place	12
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the expense of	12
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th of this	12
two of these	12
possession of the	12
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the night in	12
state of temperature	12
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to make up	12
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miles an hour	12
a distance from	12
de roche was	12
the following observations	12
of the head	12
the fury was	12
most of them	12
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who have been	12
in many parts	12