Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III |         and ferocious animal, in size equaling its fellow of the
2        I,  VIII|           to judge of either his size or face. Near him was the
3        I,  XII |          a place of considerable size, for in it is the chief
4        I,  XVII| Expecting a few more of the same size.”~Michael Strogoff had no
5       II,  VI  |       race, gray hair, of medium size, with an honest big head,
6       II,  VII |       forms two arms, of unequal size, through which the waters
7       II,  XIII|   crumpled to almost microscopic size.~“Was the letter given you