Book,  Chapter

1        I,  II |     Kirghiz population should rise, it would be the rebellion
2        I,  IX |    snow and falling, never to rise again.”~“How many times
3        I,  XVI|     he would stumble never to rise again.~It was now light,
4       II,  III|       those who fell never to rise again.~In consequence of
5       II,  IV |       the curtain is going to rise.” Alcide Jolivet spoke as
6       II,  VI |       kiss her forehead, then rise and grope his way in flight.~
7       II,  VII|      the misty curtain should rise. The sun would not be long
8       II,  VII| anchored in the river. Beyond rise the high hills of the Eastern
9       II,  XI |        springs of mineral oil rise in thousands to the surface