Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |       oppose the emperor; it is raised against Russia, against
 2        I,  V   |  clapping of hands was suddenly raised, which subsided by degrees,
 3        I,  IX  |      hours. The hood was partly raised so as to give as much air
 4        I,  X   |         yet falling, so Michael raised the leathern curtains which
 5        I,  XI  | approached the bear, and, as it raised its paws to strike her down,
 6        I,  XIII|        swept him away, his hand raised for an instant above the
 7        I,  XIV |      assist her, the aged woman raised herself. Suddenly a thought
 8        I,  XVI |      neigh.~A few Usbeck horses raised their heads, and began to
 9       II,  I   |    absence settles all disputes raised among the soldiers; and
10       II,  II  |      arrested the sword already raised aloft. The Russian had perceived
11       II,  V   |        her white locks. He then raised himself, and, groping with
12       II,  VII |      new Russian corps, hastily raised in the government of Yeniseisk,
13       II,  VII |         enlivened the footpaths raised at the bases of the magnificent
14       II,  IX  |   Michael! at sight of the lash raised upon Marfa, could you refrain?
15       II,  IX  |       And yet a voice was again raised, this time murmuring in
16       II,  X   |        hand, who at that moment raised his head.~“What is the matter,
17       II,  XII |    Angara, earth-works had been raised. A fosse, flooded by the
18       II,  XV  |      before the Grand Duke, who raised her with one hand, while