Part,  Chapter

1      I,  VII | species — pines, willows, and firs — proving by their presence
2      I,  XIII|      About a hundred of these firs were chosen and felled-they
3     II,  III |   have taken for the seeds of firs, willows, and arbutus to
4     II,  V   |       birch-trees, pines, and firs which fell beneath the axe
5     II,  VII |    the foot of the thicket of firs, where he was soon joined
6     II,  VII |      they will see ours!”~The firs burnt with a lurid glare
7     II,  X   |      even to the resin of the firs, to get a little light.
8     II,  XX  |   birch trees and thickets of firs alone remained—a fact significant