Chapter

 1 I   |         points.~And the flag was black, dotted with stars, and
 2 II  |    boards of perfect whiteness a black line is traced. The length
 3 IX  |       clock they had crossed the Black Mountains covered with pines
 4 XIII|        in communication with the Black Sea or the Sea of Aral,
 5 XVI |      parts of the sky were thick black clouds, massed in mountains,
 6 XVI | waterspout, while twenty others, black as ink, raged around her.
 7 XVII|       and said, “Do you see that black spot on the horizon, sir—
 8 XXI |         Philadelphia population, black or white, had been much
 9 XXI |         the special organ of the black race, published a portrait
10 XXII|     reporters, white natives and black natives, all were there.