Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XII | wandering Kirghiz, who remained faithful, had transported their tents
2        I,  XVII|    still terrible. Now that the faithful animal who had so bravely
3        I,  XVII|       that was passing outside. Faithful to his post, he waited behind
4       II,  VI  |         ate in company with the faithful Serko. The kibitka was provisioned
5       II,  VIII|      entered Nijni-Oudinsk. The faithful dog followed them, though
6       II,  IX  |         be laid in it—dead! The faithful Serko was laid by his master.~