Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III|      aid his father, who was armed only with the knife. When
2        I,  XIV| walked nowhere alone, but in armed groups, to defend themselves
3        I,  XVI|  braided with red. They were armed defensively with a shield,
4       II,  V  | Soldiers came on the ground, armed with bare sabers and long
5       II,  XI |      raft, and the men, some armed with poles, others with
6       II,  XII|     in their patriotism, had armed them, and they had thoroughly
7       II,  XIV|      brother! The traitor is armed! He can see!”~Ogareff rose,
8       II,  XIV|    did not see his adversary armed with a sword, it is true;