Book,  Chapter

1        I,  II |       which make the Siberian soil far richer below than above
2        I,  VI |       they could tread a free soil.~Just as the reading of
3        I,  XII|    few cultivated fields; the soil was poor, at least at the
4        I,  XV |       towards the Irtych. The soil of this vast depression
5        I,  XV | Michael Strogoff, whether the soil beneath his feet was solid
6        I,  XV | traversing the semi-inundated soil, on the 2nd of August, at
7        I,  XV |  Baraba, and the dry and hard soil of Siberia rang out once
8       II,  IX | treading no longer on powdery soil but on short grass.~“Yes,
9       II,  XI |  danger.~It is known that the soil of Central Asia is like