Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XI  |    insinuation, “we will pay double.”~“Then gee up, my turtle-doves!”
2        I,  XII |  inhabitants, then contained double that number. This, the first
3        I,  XIII|   moreover by the promise of double fare, did not doubt of succeeding
4       II,  II  | would have succumbed to this double blow. The interruption to
5       II,  XI  | soldered together, under the double influence of the increased
6       II,  XI  | Towards two in the morning a double row of lights glittered
7       II,  XV  |   had been repulsed in their double attack on the town. Wassili