Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |          you know that, in the middle of a fete given in his honor,
 2        I,  II  |   greater, the lesser, and the middle, and number nearly four
 3        I,  II  |       chiefs of Turkestan. The middle horde, the richest, is also
 4        I,  II  |    situated to the east of the middle one, extends as far as the
 5        I,  IV  |        that the Kirghiz of the middle horde have joined the Tartars?”~“
 6        I,  V   |  numberless performers, in the middle of the central square, surrounded
 7        I,  V   |       of police arrived in the middle of the central square, and
 8        I,  IX  | leaving its hinder part in the middle of the road.~It was not
 9        I,  X   |        no longer rear, and the middle horse not being hampered
10        I,  XIII|         but as they gained the middle of the stream it grew deeper
11        I,  XIII|      more.~The boat was in the middle of the current, at nearly
12        I,  XVI |    toes, like the shoes of the Middle Ages. Their tunics were
13        I,  XVI |       whom he could see in the middle of the stream. The shot
14       II,  I   |   fatal. There were Mongols—of middle height, with black hair
15       II,  I   |   water from a well dug in the middle of the enclosure, bathed
16       II,  III |        to Ivan Ogareff, in the middle of the cleared ground. Michael
17       II,  IV  |    sides of the square, in the middle of which a place for the
18       II,  V   |       Michael was led into the middle of the square.~“Blount,”
19       II,  VI  |      wooden bench stood in the middle of the room, near the high
20       II,  X   |        steered the raft in the middle of the rapid current of
21       II,  XI  |        not yet risen. From the middle of the river the banks were
22       II,  XI  | children were collected in the middle of the raft, and the men,
23       II,  XI  |       them. Swept along in the middle of the current, it was unnecessary