Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |       course of a river, whose waters, faintly illumined by a
 2        I,  III |        a Damascus blade in the waters of Syria, he had a frame
 3        I,  V   |     course of the Volga, whose waters were almost hidden under
 4        I,  VII |  thousand miles in length. Its waters, rather unwholesome in its
 5        I,  XIII|    basin are much swollen, the waters of the Irtych were very
 6        I,  XV  |       impermeable, so that the waters remain there and make of
 7        I,  XV  |        localities the stagnant waters through which the road lay
 8        I,  XVI |        the Emir; for the Obi’s waters are red.”~“Has Feofar-Khan
 9        I,  XVII|       had met his death in the waters of the river, how was he
10       II,  II  |       horses in the now Tartar waters. The Kirghiz hordes rose
11       II,  II  |       disappearing beneath the waters of the Irtych, never left
12       II,  II  |        had not perished in the waters of the Irtych, since it
13       II,  III |      new life in these welcome waters. Suddenly Nadia started
14       II,  V   |   blacker and blacker, and the waters of the Tom, totally obscured
15       II,  VII |       the evening sky, and the waters of the river reflected them
16       II,  VII |        dull roaring sound. The waters being high rushed down with
17       II,  VII |        size, through which the waters flow swiftly. Between these
18       II,  X   |    point to Irkutsk, the rapid waters of the river would bear
19       II,  XI  |        fearful disaster on the waters of the Angara. Whether it
20       II,  XI  | barrier was reached. There the waters of the Angara again flowed
21       II,  XII |        A fosse, flooded by the waters of the Angara, was dug between
22       II,  XIV |   Below him flowed the roaring waters of the Angara. Ogareff took
23       II,  XIV |     tow had been thrown on the waters of the Angara. In an instant,