Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  III | pointing to the letter which he held in his hand, “Here is a
 2        I,  IV  |    which, for want of room, she held on her lap.~She wore a long,
 3        I,  V   |      celebrated fair, which was held within the walls for three
 4        I,  V   |      fair of Nijni-Novgorod was held. In a vast plain rose the
 5        I,  V   |         was seen by all that he held in his hand a dispatch.~
 6        I,  VI  |       the agent. In his hand he held his podorojna, which threw
 7        I,  XII |       and rare hearts which are held by all in high esteem.~However,
 8        I,  XII |      telgas.”~The two reporters held out their hands to Michael
 9        I,  XII |        side, and in his hand he held a short-handled whip.~“Horses,”
10        I,  XIV |      citadel, and hitherto they held out well in this species
11        I,  XIV |      reached Omsk, where now he held supreme authority.~Ivan
12        I,  XVI |       edge of the wood. Michael held his revolver in his hand,
13        I,  XVII|         about them. One of them held a dispatch, written in pencil,
14       II,  I   |         necessary. He therefore held himself aloof from his former
15       II,  II  |        the letters which Blount held out, and read them attentively. “
16       II,  V   |     WHILE YOU MAY!”~MICHAEL was held before the Emir’s throne,
17       II,  V   |         These bands, which they held between them, formed a belt
18       II,  V   |       of age, then advanced. He held in his hand a “doutare,”
19       II,  V   |       the executioner no longer held the saber bare in his hand.~
20       II,  V   |         appeared. This time, he held his saber bare in his hand,
21       II,  V   |       and with supreme irony he held it up before the sightless
22       II,  VI  |      word. It was not Nadia who held his hand, it was he who
23       II,  VI  |         his hand, it was he who held that of his companion during
24       II,  VI  |        drank from the gourd she held to his lips.~“Are you eating,
25       II,  VI  |         in his own thoughts. He held Nadia’s hand. The two were
26       II,  VI  |         in the kibitka. Michael held out his hands as if to feel
27       II,  VII |      over their ankles. Michael held the reins, and, according
28       II,  VIII|         to go after him. He was held back. The horse, having
29       II,  XI  |      One of the blocks was only held on by a narrow strip.~“Come,”
30       II,  XII |   October, a council of war was held in the grand saloon of the
31       II,  XII |       hand which the Grand Duke held out to him, and retired.~
32       II,  XIII|    defense of the town. He thus held the situation in his hand,
33       II,  XIV |        unguarded or only feebly held when he gave it up. The
34       II,  XIV |         council of war had been held in the palace, orders were
35       II,  XV  |  Ogareff had in his cruel irony held the Imperial letter before