Book,  Chapter

1        I,  I  |     he went among the various groups in the saloon, his countenance
2        I,  V  |        As he passed among the groups of buyers and sellers he
3        I,  VII|   Caucasus were more numerous groups of passengers, not only
4        I,  VII|    journey, he mingled in the groups of passengers, though without
5        I,  XIV|   nowhere alone, but in armed groups, to defend themselves against
6       II,  I  |     dark cloth; if with these groups are mingled some hundreds
7       II,  V  | sometimes alone, sometimes in groups. Their faces were uncovered,
8       II,  V  |  green, and blue— so that the groups of dancers seemed to be