Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XIII|       of the Russians, who were weak in numbers. The troops had
2        I,  XIV |       speak! Thou art still too weak. I will tell thee where
3        I,  XV  |         joists shook like a too weak plank thrown across an abyss.
4       II,  VI  |         are brave, but they are weak after all, these dear little
5       II,  VII |        the town. But, being too weak to withstand the Emir’s
6       II,  XII | earth-works which presented any weak point; but these two assaults
7       II,  XIII|       its fortifications, their weak points, so as to profit