Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  IV |        modest traveling-bag of red leather, which seemed to
 2        I,  IX |     hat with a turned-up brim, red belt, coat with crossed
 3        I,  XII|       thick mus-taches meeting red whiskers. He wore a plain
 4        I,  XV |         and hands covered with red spots. The atmosphere there
 5        I,  XVI|       for the Obi’s waters are red.”~“Has Feofar-Khan entered
 6        I,  XVI|     leathern belt braided with red. They were armed defensively
 7       II,  I  |        issuing from a sheaf of red and white sticks artistically
 8       II,  V  |       fashion, threw long jets—red, green, and blue— so that
 9       II,  VI | eyelids of the blind man, made red by the heated blade, fell
10       II,  XI |        brandishing his dagger, red with blood.~In fact, half
11       II,  XI |   glowing in the darkness like red coals, sprang onto the raft.