Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |        officer of chasseurs of the guard. This was not affectation
 2        I,  I   |            of the chasseurs of the guard and General Kissoff had
 3        I,  I   |        officer of chasseurs of the guard, who, with folded arms and
 4        I,  IV  |          taking severe measures to guard against any serious eventualities
 5        I,  VIII|          rumors, and enable him to guard against any possible contingency.
 6        I,  XI  |            Colonel of the Imperial Guard!”~At this reply all burst
 7        I,  XVI |          been fired by the advance guard, or had the Emir’s army
 8       II,  II  |           the prisoners, under the guard of a numerous detachment
 9       II,  III |          women would keep on their guard, and it would be impossible
10       II,  III |          Grand Duke will be on his guard, and I shall not be able
11       II,  III |           round the camp. A strong guard of soldiers drawn up behind,
12       II,  VI  | unconsciously relaxed the vigilant guard which they had hitherto
13       II,  IX  |            but behind. The advance guard of the Emir’s army, commanded
14       II,  XIV |            Russians to be on their guard.~Up to midnight nothing
15       II,  XIV |            free. Only a very small guard had been left there. And
16       II,  XIV |         political hate, this small guard had been chosen from the
17       II,  XV  |           of Irkutsk kept on their guard, and the investment still