Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  V  |  shores of the Caspian and the Black Sea, from America and Europe,
 2        I,  VII|     very wide blue, violet, or black robe; Turks, wearing the
 3        I,  XVI|   their heads the “talpak,” or black sheep-skin cap, and on their
 4       II,  I  |    white skin, tall forms, and black eyes and hair; they formed
 5       II,  I  | Mongols—of middle height, with black hair plaited into pigtails,
 6       II,  I  |      blue nankeen trimmed with black plush, sword-belts of leather
 7       II,  II |     shot from Sangarre’s great black eyes, and she retired with
 8       II,  II |         and evil eyes. A curly black beard flowed over his chest.
 9       II,  V  | Circles of silver, marked with black, surrounded their necks
10       II,  XI |    caught sight of a number of black objects moving on the ice
11       II,  XI |      ice on the river. All the black bodies dispersed, and it