Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XV  |   immense Siberian herds. The grass here was five or six feet
2        I,  XV  |   bordered the road. The tall grass rose above him, and his
3        I,  XVI |       Where the Turk goes, no grass grows.”~Michael saw at once
4        I,  XVI |   began to graze on the thick grass which carpeted the ground.
5        I,  XVI |     creeping amongst the high grass he endeavored not only to
6        I,  XVI |      to his horse through the grass, and found him lying down.
7       II,  II  |    the sun. It is to give the grass of the eastern steppes to
8       II,  VIII| pasturage along the road, the grass being thick and abundant.
9       II,  IX  |     powdery soil but on short grass.~“Yes, we must!” returned