Part,  Chapter

1      I,  VI  |        vegetation. A few gaunt shrubs stretched forth their bare
2      I,  VII |     were clothed not only with shrubs, but with large trees, all
3     II,  III | willows, and arbutus to become shrubs and trees! Perhaps the sheet
4     II,  VI  |      coppice and cling to some shrubs, only raising his head and
5     II,  VI  |       ground, clutching at the shrubs like a drowning man at a
6     II,  VIII|       of birch trees and a few shrubs afforded a pleasant shelter,
7     II,  XV  |        a thick layer on trees, shrubs, the walls of the fort,
8     II,  XXI |       island, and the abundant shrubs and mosses supplied them
9     II,  XXI |     productive soil, trees and shrubs flourished upon it, its