Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VII |      little farther, on the dry fields, bordered with willows,
2        I,  VII |       sheep, and herds of pigs. Fields, sown with thin buckwheat
3        I,  XII |     indeed, were few cultivated fields; the soil was poor, at least
4        I,  XII | peasants were to be seen in the fields. These peasants are remarkable
5        I,  XVI |        no means ungrounded. The fields, trodden down by horses’
6        I,  XVI |       far as eye can reach, our fields are laid waste.”~“Commanded
7       II,  VIII|        It was not only that the fields were trampled by horse’s