Book,  Chapter

1        I,  I  |       acuteness had these two ordinary mortals ascertained that
2        I,  IV |     all the impediments of an ordinary journey.~To pass unknown,
3        I,  IV |    and at a time when, to its ordinary dangers, were added all
4        I,  V  |       and a jug of kwass, the ordinary Russian beer, were placed
5        I,  VI |     for a journey taken under ordinary circumstances, how could
6       II,  VI |     him, he had walked at his ordinary pace.~Semilowskoe was almost
7       II,  XII| populous town, containing, in ordinary times, thirty thousand inhabitants.