Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I  |     however, neath his careless surface, was wonderfully shrewd
 2        I,  II |     richer below than above its surface. The traveler journeys in
 3        I,  XII|       was poor, at least at the surface, but in its bowels lay hid
 4        I,  XVI| southwest to the northeast, the surface almost level with the ground,
 5       II,  III|      thunderstorm brings to the surface of the ground. Flight under
 6       II,  V  |      which he had thrown on the surface.~The Persians were succeeded
 7       II,  VII|         Then you do not see the surface of the water yet?”~“Not
 8       II,  X  |      was already forming on the surface of the Baikal. Although
 9       II,  X  |         formation of ice on the surface of the water. The night
10       II,  X  |        were taking place on the surface of the Baikal. Magnificent
11       II,  XI |        naphtha, floating on the surface of the river!~Was the raft
12       II,  XI |  phenomenon taking place on the surface of the Angara, or was it
13       II,  XI |        rise in thousands to the surface of the ground. It is an “
14       II,  XI |     throw liquid naphtha on the surface of the sea, which buoys
15       II,  XI |          A spark falling on the surface of the Angara would be sufficient
16       II,  XIV|      oil had been thrown on the surface of the Angara! There are
17       II,  XIV|      ground, it spread over the surface of the river, where its
18       II,  XV |     having rapidly burnt to the surface of the water, the flames