Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III |  discernible characteristic—particularly in his walk, his face, in
2        I,  V   |   formed a separate quarter particularly dedicated to some special
3        I,  V   |     his book some memoranda particularly favorable to the town of
4        I,  VII | your words, my dear fellow, particularly agreeable to me. One may
5        I,  XII |    the horses with you?”~“I particularly wish to avoid any difficulty.”~“
6       II,  XIII|   Czar,” said Ogareff, “was particularly anxious that you should
7       II,  XIII|     of treason. He examined particularly the Bolchaia Gate, the one