Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |           The fierce and ambitious Feofar now governed this corner
 2       II,  I   |          from the Emir’s soldiers?~Feofar’s camp presented a magnificent
 3       II,  I   |         the colors of his palette.~Feofar’s tent overlooked the others.
 4       II,  I   |          weather, they would await Feofar’s pleasure.~The most docile
 5       II,  I   |         and twelve hours gained on Feofar, twelve hours on Ogareff,
 6       II,  I   |     Ogareff’s troops with those of Feofar would complete the invading
 7       II,  I   |            now, and very certainly Feofar’s army is only waiting for
 8       II,  II  |      conquerors of Kolyvan, joined Feofar’s army.~Ivan Ogareff’s soldiers
 9       II,  II  |    aigrette of brilliant diamonds, Feofar presented an aspect rather
10       II,  II  |     gold-embroidered cushions; but Feofar rose from a rich divan which
11       II,  II  | temporarily above the khodja.~Then Feofar spoke. “I have no need to
12       II,  II  |            be thus, Ivan,” replied Feofar.~“What are your orders,
13       II,  IV  |            artillery and musketry.~Feofar mounted his favorite horse,
14       II,  IV  |           the terrace the chief of Feofar’s wives, the queen, if this
15       II,  IV  |         usual, the Koran was laid.~Feofar’s lieutenant did not make
16       II,  IV  |           examine the first act of Feofar’s company.”~A painful ceremony
17       II,  V   |           foot of the terrace, and Feofar said to him, “You came to
18       II,  VIII|           and Koondooz, with which Feofar’s army was to affect a junction
19       II,  VIII|          boats, which would enable Feofar to cross and r‚sum‚ the
20       II,  XV  |           incandescent blade which Feofar’s executioner had passed