Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  IV | Nijni-Novgorod, their appearance, happily for them, was in nowise
 2        I,  VII| third-class passengers, who were, happily, not troubled by the prospect
 3        I,  X  |        shaken to its foundations.~Happily, the tarantass could be
 4        I,  X  |           his feet, found himself happily unhurt.~Just as the last
 5        I,  XII|     depredations of the invaders.~Happily, post traveling was as yet
 6        I,  XVI|          should approach him. But happily the alarm was not given,
 7       II,  II |         flight, shots fired which happily missed the two correspondents,
 8       II,  IV |           stay!”~As to Nadia, she happily regained the crowd of prisoners.
 9       II,  VI |       extremity of the town, they happily found a breach in the inclosure.~
10       II,  VII|           have taken sixty hours.~Happily, there was no longer any
11       II,  IX |          obliged herself to walk. Happily, he could not see to what
12       II,  XI |      those which it carried.~But, happily, the breeze did not blow