Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  IX  |        All day the tarantass was driven rapidly by the iemschiks,
 2        I,  XI  |  monstrous bear. The tempest had driven it from the woods, and it
 3        I,  XII |     eater—they started, and were driven as eagles, for they paid
 4        I,  XII |          The inhabitants, having driven off their flocks of sheep,
 5        I,  XIV |          resisted valiantly. But driven back, little by little,
 6        I,  XVII|     doubt that the Russians were driven out of Kolyvan. His last
 7       II,  III |       along the road on foot, or driven forward as if they were
 8       II,  III |          The unfortunate people, driven on with whips, or pushed
 9       II,  VIII|       hour!” And the kibitka was driven on.~Besides, if Nicholas
10       II,  X   |       had united at Lake Baikal. Driven back by the Tartar scouts,
11       II,  XI  |       brother,” who, the Tartars driven back, would retake the road
12       II,  XII | resistance that the Tartars were driven out.~Ivan Ogareff then thought
13       II,  XV  |        with his little band, had driven back the first assailants
14       II,  XV  |         time as the Tartars were driven back the besieged had mastered