Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  V   |      dispersing, the streets were gradually becoming empty, and at length
 2        I,  X   |          those of the horses, was gradually blown back, and had it not
 3        I,  XVI |      trees, but their horses were gradually penetrating towards the
 4        I,  XVI |           tramp of several horses gradually gaining on him.~Day was
 5        I,  XVI |         their horses’ sides, they gradually diminished the distance
 6        I,  XVII|          them!”~The firing became gradually louder, and soon to the
 7       II,  II  |      accepted with some mistrust. Gradually, however, the young girl’
 8       II,  VII |          himself drawn round in a gradually narrowing line, from which
 9       II,  VIII|      since leaving Tomsk they had gradually recovered from their past
10       II,  XI  |          masses of ice which were gradually getting closer and closer
11       II,  XI  | accumulation of ice, which became gradually soldered together, under
12       II,  XI  |    widened again, and the blocks, gradually detaching themselves from
13       II,  XI  |           pieces of ice, detached gradually from the floe, were swept
14       II,  XIII|      wished to allow them to sink gradually into the minds of the defenders