Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III|        plains, the thickets of birch and larch, the pine forests;
2       II,  I  |      by a grove of magnificent birch and pine trees. Before this
3       II,  I  |      for him in the shade of a birch tree.~“Bah! it’s nothing!
4       II,  VI |        There is plenty of good birch bark and straw in the bottom;
5       II,  VII|         cleared in a forest of birch trees, which stretches away
6       II,  VII| kibitka through the forests of birch trees towards the banks
7       II,  XI | shelter than a few branches of birch. They cowered down together,