Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |       just re-entered, quickly approached the officer of chasseurs.~“
 2        I,  V   |      and powerful man, who had approached unperceived.~“I am resting,”
 3        I,  VI  |        having found her again, approached the girl.~She looked up
 4        I,  VI  |      Siberia for him. He again approached the young Livonian, and
 5        I,  XI  |    ruts formed in the road.~He approached them, the one grinning from
 6        I,  XI  |     perfect coolness she again approached the bear, and, as it raised
 7        I,  XI  |  countenance, and he smilingly approached the travelers, and, holding
 8        I,  XVI |       was still smoking. As he approached he perceived, at some yards
 9        I,  XVI |       were all around!~Michael approached the old man.~“Will you answer
10        I,  XVI |    thickest underwood.~As they approached the wood the horses’ pace
11        I,  XVII|    half a verst distant. As he approached, he could see that it was
12       II,  II  |     passing among the officers approached and remained motionless
13       II,  II  |     Bokharian carpet.~The Emir approached Ogareff and gave him a kiss,
14       II,  III |        him. Just then Sangarre approached him, and said, “I have no
15       II,  III | terrible instrument of torture approached Marfa. The knout is composed
16       II,  IV  |      young man’s fist.~Ogareff approached Michael. “You shall die!”
17       II,  IV  |       chief of the Ulemas then approached, and read in a loud voice
18       II,  V   |      blow?~Ivan Ogareff slowly approached Michael, who, feeling him
19       II,  VIII|      had enough to do! As they approached Nijni-Oudinsk, they were
20       II,  XI  |        the other, they rapidly approached.~“Tartars!” he thought.
21       II,  XI  |        was waiting for him. He approached the girl, took her hand,