Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III|   them. Moreover, tempered by snow like a Damascus blade in
2        I,  IV |      feared neither frost nor snow. He would have preferred
3        I,  IV |      steppes being leveled by snow, while there are no rivers
4        I,  IX |       much from the frost and snow.”~“What matter! Winter is
5        I,  IX |   have been covered up by the snow storm.”~“However, you have
6        I,  IX | seemed to see you lost in the snow and falling, never to rise
7        I,  X  |   five thousand feet. Eternal snow is there unknown, and what
8       II,  XII|    and now, neither frost nor snow will keep them back. Fifty