Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |         hands, all at once, having twenty different ways of explaining
 2        I,  I   |          it, and after ten or even twenty years he would have recognized
 3        I,  II  |        defended by a population of twenty thousand souls. Protected
 4        I,  III | religiously kept.~When Michael was twenty, it was decided that he
 5        I,  VII |         person had only a right to twenty pounds’ weight.~In the bows
 6        I,  VIII|          day, the 18th of July, at twenty minutes to seven in the
 7        I,  VIII|            direction, landed about twenty dancers and singers, from
 8        I,  VIII|           singers, from fifteen to twenty years of age, wrapped in
 9        I,  VIII|            or by traveling post at twenty copecks a verst, and on
10        I,  VIII|        companion; and in less than twenty minutes he and Nadia returned
11        I,  IX  |           open, we shall arrive in twenty days.”~“You have made this
12        I,  X   |           electric fluid, scarcely twenty feet from the tarantass,
13        I,  XI  |          the flashes, Michael saw, twenty yards from him, two travelers,
14        I,  XII |          at about four hundred and twenty miles from Ekaterenburg.
15        I,  XII |            covered two hundred and twenty versts, no event worthy
16        I,  XII |         their plans.~A hundred and twenty miles separated Novo-Saimsk
17        I,  XIV |            detachment, composed of twenty horsemen, was an officer
18        I,  XIV |         his face moved. There were twenty people in the public room.
19        I,  XV  |           be coasted for more than twenty versts, and this with the
20        I,  XV  |           the banks of the Irtych, twenty days had gone by since his
21        I,  XVI |          having presented five and twenty roubles to the unfortunate
22       II,  III |            that night, Michael was twenty times on the point of looking
23       II,  III |        sentence to one hundred and twenty blows of this whip is equivalent
24       II,  III |           concealed by the tumult.~Twenty soldiers threw themselves
25       II,  VI  |           provisioned for at least twenty persons, and Nicholas generously
26       II,  VII |            to attempt the passage! Twenty minutes after, all three
27       II,  VIII|           men had passed that way.~Twenty miles before Nijni-Oudinsk,
28       II,  VIII|            fire more than four and twenty hours before.~At last, during
29       II,  IX  |             the 13th of September, twenty versts further, they made
30       II,  XI  |        voyage, and they were still twenty miles from the capital.~
31       II,  XII |      mountain which rises at about twenty versts off along the Siberian
32       II,  XIII|            a battle.”~“A battle?”~“Twenty thousand Russians, from
33       II,  XIV |            of October. In four and twenty hours, the capital of Eastern
34       II,  XIV |         the sun which had risen at twenty minutes to six, set at forty