Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |           continued, after having drawn General Kissoff aside towards
 2        I,  VII |          is known, the podorojna, drawn up in the name of Nicholas
 3        I,  VII |       rose-colored cotton shirts, drawn in by a cord, felt caps;
 4        I,  VIII|   travelers. Besides a tarantass, drawn by good Siberian horses,
 5        I,  VIII|         off, the gangway had been drawn onto the quay, but Alcide
 6        I,  XII |       podorojna, which would have drawn attention to him, and he
 7        I,  XII |           showed that the berlin, drawn by the tarantass’ horses,
 8        I,  XIII|        words would certainly have drawn public attention to himself—
 9       II,  I   |    watched near him, after having drawn out his note book, which
10       II,  II  | circumstances, attention would be drawn to him, and at once the
11       II,  III |          strong guard of soldiers drawn up behind, rendered escape
12       II,  V   |        and this saber he had just drawn from the chafing-dish, where
13       II,  VI  |            Usually the kibitka is drawn by three horses, but this
14       II,  VII |         efforts, was irresistibly drawn into one of these.~There
15       II,  VII |        happening. He felt himself drawn round in a gradually narrowing
16       II,  VIII|       with a rapid step, scarcely drawn by the cord which tied him.
17       II,  X   |          end of the lake might be drawn by the current between the
18       II,  XI  |           outposts must have been drawn up on both banks, the raft
19       II,  XIV |      besieged was therefore to be drawn to another part of the town.
20       II,  XIV |        the Tartar outposts having drawn back, would appear to have