Book,  Chapter

1        I,  I  | palace, which stood at a few paces only from the “old house
2        I,  V  |      calmly stepped back ten paces.~The man seemed, as Michael
3        I,  XVI|   confused mass at a hundred paces before him on the left of
4        I,  XVI|      now not more than fifty paces behind him.~The Obi was
5       II,  III|     Tsigane was there, a few paces off, on the bank, as usual,
6       II,  V  |      remained standing a few paces from Michael.~The executioner
7       II,  V  |     was left alone, at a few paces from his mother, lying lifeless,