Book,  Chapter

1        I,  II |        had become evident that a formidable rebellion threatened to
2        I,  II |  Khokhand, and Bokhara, the most formidable chiefs of Turkestan. The
3        I,  II |      most important and the most formidable khanat was that of Bokhara.
4        I,  II |      khanat of Bokhara is a most formidable state; and Russia would
5        I,  III|        than the Siberian bear, a formidable and ferocious animal, in
6        I,  VI | Feofar-Khan, and becoming a very formidable lieutenant to the Tartar
7        I,  XI |      indeed worth looking at.~“A formidable fellow,” said Alcide to
8        I,  XV |       Ogareff made it still more formidable. And when his eyes fell
9       II,  IX |        up at it. A blow from the formidable beak alighted on his head,