Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |     dances. The grand duchesses, covered with diamonds, the ladies-in-waiting
 2        I,  I   |          with lace, and uniforms covered with orders, presented a
 3        I,  IV  |    simple and ample pelisse that covered her. Although she was still
 4        I,  IV  |  anticipation of a long journey, covered her small feet.~Michael
 5        I,  V   | surveillance.~This plain was now covered with booths symmetrically
 6        I,  VII |   steamer splashed on the banks, covered with flocks of wild duck,
 7        I,  VIII|     wrapped in old cloaks, which covered their spangled dresses.
 8        I,  VIII|        closed by a line of hills covered with aspens, alders, and
 9        I,  IX  |        tarantass. These animals, covered with long hair, were very
10        I,  IX  |       have seen my sleigh horses covered with a coating of ice, their
11        I,  IX  |       but whose bodies have been covered up by the snow storm.”~“
12        I,  XII |     clock in the morning, having covered two hundred and twenty versts,
13        I,  XV  |          faces, necks, and hands covered with red spots. The atmosphere
14        I,  XV  |     skins of beasts, their faces covered with hardened blisters of
15        I,  XVII|        set out across the steppe covered with Tartar scouts.~He ran
16       II,  I   |     mendicants, clothed in rags, covered by a leopard skin, some
17       II,  III |      this unexpected meeting, he covered his eyes with his hands
18       II,  V   |         of doutares.~Their arms, covered with a colored powder of
19       II,  VII |        arms lie several islands, covered with alders, willows, and
20       II,  X   |        over his chest; a fur cap covered his head; his aspect was
21       II,  XI  |       ice. Their hands were soon covered with blood from the sharp
22       II,  XV  |          over her in the dark he covered her with kisses.~When Ogareff