Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  XVII|        await the result of the battle. From them Michael had nothing
 2        I,  XVII|        working on the field of battle.~They had left Ichim only
 3        I,  XVII|   alarming in the extreme. The battle was raging nearer, and the
 4       II,  V   |    have fallen on the field of battle!”~“Can we do nothing to
 5       II,  VII |        march upon Irkutsk. The battle of Tomsk was on the 22nd
 6       II,  XI  |   gallantly seconded them. The battle was carried on in silence,
 7       II,  XII |        army was delayed by the battle of Tomsk; and secondly,
 8       II,  XIII|    answered Ogareff; “it was a battle.”~“A battle?”~“Twenty thousand
 9       II,  XIII| Ogareff; “it was a battle.”~“A battle?”~“Twenty thousand Russians,
10       II,  XIII|  coldly. “I was present at the battle of Krasnoiarsk, and it was
11       II,  XIII|   veracity. “What day did this battle of Krasnoiarsk take place?”
12       II,  XIII|       your Highness, after the battle of Krasnoiarsk. If he had
13       II,  XIII|        was to be feared that a battle fought under the walls of
14       II,  XIII|     opportunity of engaging in battle with the Tartars— opportunities
15       II,  XV  |    daring to run the risk of a battle under the walls of Irkutsk,