Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XV  | hours of repose daily, his rider might hope that he would
2       II,  VII | center of the eddy, like a rider in a circus. The horse could
3       II,  VIII|    ranks. This drew on his rider such abuse and brutality
4       II,  VIII|    not being guided by his rider, blind as himself, sometimes
5       II,  VIII|    no guide, fell with his rider to the bottom. Nicholas
6       II,  VIII|  horse, and the half-tipsy rider galloped on without perceiving