Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  V   |          of Moscow, was altogether abandoned. Even the governor did not
 2        I,  XIII|          submission, they had been abandoned, and now could not be used;
 3        I,  XVII|      appeared to have been totally abandoned. The country population
 4        I,  XVII|     circumstances this station was abandoned; but even if it was, Michael
 5       II,  I   |         practical philosophy never abandoned him, had physically and
 6       II,  VI  |          left the square. Michael, abandoned as a wretched being from
 7       II,  VI  |    Semilowskoe was almost entirely abandoned. The inhabitants had fled.
 8       II,  VI  |      villages were almost entirely abandoned. The peasants had fled beyond
 9       II,  VII |           the houses on the shore, abandoned like all the rest of Krasnoiarsk.
10       II,  VIII|        were following could not be abandoned, and yet the signs of devastation
11       II,  VIII|        what to do. If the town was abandoned, they could pass through
12       II,  IX  |        here a dead horse, there an abandoned cart. The bodies of unfortunate
13       II,  XI  | conjunctures, his energy had never abandoned him. He already saw the
14       II,  XII |         was easy. The suburbs were abandoned, the bridges destroyed.