Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VIII|       distanced! Harry Blount, crossing his hands behind him, walked
 2        I,  X   |       they knew that they were crossing a bridge of roughly-hewn
 3        I,  XIII|     summer the difficulties of crossing are sometimes great.~In
 4        I,  XV  |   travelers by tarantass, when crossing them have experienced a
 5       II,  VII |    discouraging reply that the crossing appeared to him absolutely
 6       II,  VII |      that mattered little. The crossing would have been made without
 7       II,  VIII|     eight miles an hour.~After crossing the little river Biriousa,
 8       II,  VIII|         asked Michael.~“A hare crossing our road!” answered Nicholas.~
 9       II,  IX  |      they had no difficulty in crossing. The sky was cloudy and
10       II,  IX  |        flashes. They were then crossing a boundless desert, in the
11       II,  IX  |       to trouble himself about crossing the Dinka. Nadia could not
12       II,  XII | Tartars have no other means of crossing the river, I can assure
13       II,  XIV |      time a feigned attempt at crossing the Angara from the left
14       II,  XIV |   rafts nor boats. As to their crossing the river on the ice, that