Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III |              imperceptible signs— the forms of icicles, the appearance
2        I,  VI  | notwithstanding to go through certain forms before they could depart.~
3        I,  VII |              of the empire. The Volga forms the trunk of this tree,
4        I,  XVI |        smoking “beng,” the leaf which forms the base of the “has-chisch,”
5       II,  I   |            features, white skin, tall forms, and black eyes and hair;
6       II,  I   |                soaked in mare’s milk, forms the Kirghiz dish, commonly
7       II,  VII |             than a mile in width, and forms two arms, of unequal size,
8       II,  VIII|        frightful course of ruin which forms the chief part of Tartar