Book,  Chapter

1        I,  V   |       this temporary city were numbers of mountebanks of every
2        I,  XIII|     Russians, who were weak in numbers. The troops had retreated
3       II,  I   |        thousand years in round numbers!”~“I thank you, M. Jolivet,”
4       II,  VII |       there were whirlpools in numbers, and soon the kibitka, notwithstanding
5       II,  XII |   arrive in sufficiently large numbers to arrest the progress of
6       II,  XIII| success of the Tartars and the numbers of the barbarian forces,
7       II,  XIV |     days drifted past in large numbers, disappeared down the current,