Book,  Chapter

1        I,  II|  iron ways lead from those precious mines which make the Siberian
2        I,  IV| bear, without injuring its precious fur.~A crowd of travelers
3        I,  V |   up in this square. Furs, precious stones, silks, Cashmere
4        I,  X | mines, as well as those of precious stones, draw a considerable
5        I,  XI| endeavor not to damage the precious fur of the bear, which fetches
6       II,  I | japanned table inlaid with precious stones, was placed the sacred
7       II,  II|   scabbard glistening with precious stones, boots with golden
8       II,  IV|    to be literally made of precious stones. The thousands of
9       II,  VI|  town contained, useful or precious, had been carried off in