Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |     of the lusters a thousand pieces of most beautiful service
 2        I,  IV  |       portable boats, and two pieces of cannon. All this was
 3        I,  VI  |    the theaters were taken to pieces; the fires were put out;
 4        I,  IX  |    made entirely of wood, the pieces fastened together by means
 5        I,  X   |  though it would be dashed to pieces.~Nadia was obliged to leave
 6       II,  III |     end of which are attached pieces of twisted iron wire. It
 7       II,  V   |        to the noise which the pieces made as they struck the
 8       II,  VI  |       scanty meal. He ate the pieces of bread his companion gave
 9       II,  VIII|       unfortunate Nicholas to pieces, but at a sign from their
10       II,  IX  |   dried meat and “soukharis,” pieces of bread, which, dried by
11       II,  X   |   banks of the Angara, should pieces of ice be found to block
12       II,  X   |    had been excessively cold; pieces of ice could be seen drifting
13       II,  X   | already passed the mouth; but pieces from the Eastern end of
14       II,  XI  |       be very soon smashed to pieces in the ice. The osier ropes
15       II,  XI  |  again flowed freely. Several pieces of ice, detached gradually
16       II,  XIV |      curled up above. The few pieces of ice which still drifted