Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VI  |    the churches, the natural refuge for all who weep, for all
 2        I,  XI  |      and it had come to seek refuge in this cave, doubtless
 3        I,  XII |    their horses, were taking refuge in the plains of the north.
 4        I,  XIV |  they were compelled to take refuge in the upper town.~It was
 5        I,  XVI |       he exclaimed. “To take refuge there is to run the risk
 6        I,  XVII|   Kamsk and other towns take refuge during the summer from the
 7        I,  XVII|      Was this a time to seek refuge there? Would he not run
 8        I,  XVII|      was, Michael could take refuge there, and wait till nightfall,
 9       II,  II  |      and garrison had sought refuge, had decided to pass on,
10       II,  VII |     the Tartars, and to take refuge at Irkutsk. The same injunction
11       II,  VII |     had been obliged to take refuge in the carriage.~Michael
12       II,  VIII|     a village should offer a refuge to the Emir’s soldiers?
13       II,  X   |       they hoped to obtain a refuge at Irkutsk, but not being
14       II,  XI  | unhappy people would have no refuge but the ice blocks themselves.
15       II,  XII |   are not unknown.~Being the refuge for all the Siberians of
16       II,  XII |       Those who did not take refuge in the capital had to retire
17       II,  XIV |   the river itself to seek a refuge in its depths from the flames.