Book,  Chapter

1        I,  V   | swimming in thick cream, barley bread, some curds, powdered sugar
2        I,  IX  |       guest. He would offer him bread and salt, the burning charcoal
3        I,  XV  |     strength by a hasty meal of bread and meat and a glass of
4        I,  XVII|       he only implored a little bread and water, when the door
5       II,  VI  | tchornekhleb,” a sort of barley bread, and a little mead, called “
6       II,  VI  |        her plan of begging. The bread and mead had in some degree
7       II,  VI  |      meal. He ate the pieces of bread his companion gave him,
8       II,  IX  |      and “soukharis,” pieces of bread, which, dried by evaporation,