Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  IV  |   Czar’s courier was not the person to betray himself. He listened,
 2        I,  IV  |      part of the train. This person—evidently a stranger— made
 3        I,  IV  |    train went on its way, no person troubling himself about
 4        I,  IV  |     attentively examined the person whose description it contained:~“
 5        I,  VII |     to the regulations, each person had only a right to twenty
 6        I,  XI  |    in the descent.~The first person the reporters perceived
 7        I,  XVII|     pushed it open.~A single person was in the room whence the
 8       II,  I   |    cousin is a very discreet person, who does not like to be
 9       II,  XII |      of the merchants, and a person of some importance, from
10       II,  XII |    directing the invasion in person, but what he did not know
11       II,  XII |    the ranks, but with whose person he was not acquainted.~First
12       II,  XII |   occasion. They appeared in person; they led the civil population
13       II,  XIII|    Ivan Ogareff against your person.”~“Yes; of that the letter
14       II,  XIII| attach you from to-day to my person, and you shall be lodged
15       II,  XIV |      to be done: to kill the person who had just uttered it.
16       II,  XV  |     him specially to his own person, and gave him the Cross