Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  IV  |   devoting himself to the same work of observation in another
 2        I,  IV  |      that it could only be the work of time, aided by the wisdom
 3        I,  XII |       pickaxe is everywhere at work; the spade nowhere.~However,
 4       II,  I   |        copies does your cousin work off of her dispatches?”
 5       II,  VII |        side of the river.”~“To work, then,” said Nicholas, beginning
 6       II,  VII |  transformed into a raft. This work was soon finished.~“You
 7       II,  VIII|       to demand an increase of work from him.~Nicholas gave
 8       II,  IX  |  Michael. And he continued his work.~Soon, the body of Nicholas,
 9       II,  X   |   gestures. Besides, the chief work consisted in keeping the
10       II,  XI  |  indeed there, finishing their work. From this point, they occupied
11       II,  XI  |     too much occupied in their work of destruction.~It may be
12       II,  XI  |      poles. They had plenty of work, the management of the raft
13       II,  XII |        were immediately set to work on the fortifications. They
14       II,  XII | exhibited by the people in the work, whom ere long he would
15       II,  XIII|   resolved therefore to set to work without delay.~Indeed, time