Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II |           frontier, are advancing by forced marches towards the Ural
 2        I,  II |              Russian troops had been forced to retire. All communication
 3        I,  X  |               and even two, by being forced backwards. They slipped,
 4        I,  XI | Semipolatinsk, and for some days, by forced marches, have been descending
 5        I,  XII|             difficult a journey.~The forced stoppages were anything
 6        I,  XII|            Tobolsk were advancing by forced marches towards Tomsk, in
 7        I,  XVI|           the Obi, were advancing by forced marches towards Tomsk. If
 8       II,  II |         already too crowded—but were forced to remain at the outposts
 9       II,  III|          seized by two soldiers, was forced on her knees on the ground.
10       II,  VI |            feet, bleeding under that forced march, have carried her
11       II,  VII|    concentrated there, they had been forced to effect a retreat. Feofar-Khan,
12       II,  X  |           Siberia. They proceeded by forced marches towards Irkutsk.
13       II,  XII|           Kisselef, are advancing by forced marches. Two days ago, they