Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  III |   with yellow braid. On his breast glittered a cross and several
 2        I,  VII | many-colored braid, and the breast a mass of embroidery. All
 3        I,  XIV | letter still secured in his breast. He breathed a sigh of relief.~
 4        I,  XVI |  desolation. She had at her breast a baby but a few months
 5        I,  XVI |  Usbeck officer, hit in the breast, rolled on the ground.~But
 6       II,  III |     crossed her arms on her breast, and waited.~“You are Marfa
 7       II,  III | saber was placed before her breast, at a few inches’ distance
 8       II,  III |  beneath her suffering, her breast would be pierced by the
 9       II,  V   |  thrust the letter into his breast. Then, without looking round
10       II,  VI  |   which surrounded him; his breast heaved; then, supporting
11       II,  VIII|   discharged it full at his breast.~The officer in command
12       II,  IX  |    the hands crossed on the breast, was laid in the grave.
13       II,  X   |  her head fell on Michael’s breast.~But they had been seen,
14       II,  XIV |     sword full at Michael’s breast. An imperceptible movement