Book,  Chapter

1        I,  I  |     personages and splendidly dressed women a frame worthy of
2        I,  IV |       a knapsack on his back, dressed in the simple Russian costume—
3        I,  V  |    sun had risen; so he rose, dressed himself, placed the letter
4        I,  XIV|      horsemen, was an officer dressed in a very simple uniform.
5       II,  I  |      faces like the Kalmucks, dressed in coats of mail: some carried
6       II,  I  | deep-set eyes, scanty beards— dressed in blue nankeen trimmed
7       II,  II |   paid to him. He was plainly dressed; but, from a sort of impudent
8       II,  VII| aspect! Not a Siberian belle, dressed in the last French fashion,