Book,  Chapter

1        I,  IX |      from the mud, and a strong leathern hood, which may be pulled
2        I,  X  |       the lowered hood hung two leathern curtains, which would in
3        I,  X  |  falling, so Michael raised the leathern curtains which protected
4        I,  X  |      only just time to draw the leathern curtains, when the storm
5        I,  XVI|      confined at the waist by a leathern belt braided with red. They
6       II,  III| composed of a certain number of leathern thongs, at the end of which
7       II,  V  |     Some of these Persians wore leathern belts embroidered with pearls,
8       II,  VII|       up in a corner.~“They are leathern bottles,” answered Nicholas.~“