Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VIII|    wrote and told him she was starting. She had barely enough money
2        I,  X   |       think you were wrong in starting.”~“I should have been still
3        I,  XI  |    had not been hindered from starting by the storm; for he had
4        I,  XIII|       made difficulties about starting, declaring that detachments
5        I,  XV  |     and the entire night; but starting again on the following morning,
6        I,  XVI | Kolyvan would be like a fresh starting point, for on leaving that
7       II,  VII |     than six versts below the starting point.~There the horse drew