Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III |         head possessed the fine features of the Caucasian race. His
2        I,  IV  |        forehead and clearly-cut features gave the idea that she was
3        I,  VIII|        possessing the clear-cut features of their race. These Tsiganes
4        I,  VIII| peculiar gaze, as if to fix his features indelibly in her memory.~
5        I,  XIII|      going. As to his face, the features of it were so deeply engraven
6       II,  I   |     Tadjiks, from their regular features, white skin, tall forms,
7       II,  IV  |         not perceived them, her features being half hidden by her
8       II,  XII |       striven and suffered. His features bore a marked resemblance
9       II,  XIII|        not even to disguise his features. As he was in a position