Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I  |    the New Palace was at the height of its splendor.~During
 2        I,  II |  people of Moscow was at the height of its brilliancy, without
 3        I,  VI | measures had now reached its height. Recriminations from the
 4        I,  X  |    not attain any very great height, the highest summit not
 5        I,  X  | trees grow to a considerable height. The iron and copper mines,
 6        I,  X  |     The storm was now at its height. The lightning filled the
 7        I,  XV |      was five or six feet in height, and had made room for swamp-plants,
 8        I,  XVI|      built, above the medium height, rough, and wild-featured,
 9       II,  I  | There were Mongols—of middle height, with black hair plaited
10       II,  X  |   These jets rose to a great height and spread out in vapor,
11       II,  XI |    the volumes of smoke to a height of five or six hundred feet.
12       II,  XV |    were united. This was the height of happiness to them all.~