Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |      Kissoff aside towards a window, “since yesterday without
 2        I,  I   |     officer hastily opened a window, as if he felt the want
 3        I,  II  |   remained motionless at the window for a few moments, when
 4        I,  IV  |    minute leaning out of the window, which he would keep down,
 5        I,  VI  |     up to the clerk’s little window was a much more difficult
 6        I,  XII |   head was thrust out of the window of the berlin.~He had not
 7        I,  XVII|     ready to leap out of the window, when two men only entered
 8        I,  XVII| working Blount walked to the window and, his field glass to
 9        I,  XVII|   Blount had returned to the window, but this time his attention
10        I,  XVII|   hands, throw it out of the window, and return to the wicket,
11        I,  XVII|   was about to leap from the window, fell into the hands of
12       II,  XIV |     room. Ogareff stood by a window, awaiting the hour to act.
13       II,  XIV | Ogareff, motionless near the window, and invisible in the shade
14       II,  XIV |      Ivan Ogareff opened the window and stationed himself at