Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I  | splendidly dressed women a frame worthy of the magnificence they
 2        I,  IV |    himself in his corner, like a worthy citizen whose affairs go
 3        I,  IV |          little Jew.~“Faith, no, worthy son of Abraham! I sell neither
 4        I,  XI |       his companion. “The sister worthy of the brother!” said he. “
 5        I,  XI |         at Ekaterenburg, nothing worthy of note having happened
 6        I,  XI |        be waiting for them. This worthy Russian had a fine open
 7        I,  XII|          twenty versts, no event worthy of mention having occurred.
 8        I,  XII|         functionaries, they were worthy of being so, if it was only
 9       II,  II |       nor pity. She was a savage worthy to share the wigwam of an
10       II,  II |            I never felt him more worthy of respect.”~The old woman
11       II,  III|         Korpanoff or Strogoff is worthy of it. Oh, that was fine