Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  XIV|  know, old woman, that I can torture thee until thou avowest
 2        I,  XIV|   have spoken the truth, and torture will not cause me to alter
 3        I,  XV |   pace an alleviation of his torture.~It required as good a horseman
 4        I,  XVI|    country now threatened to torture his mother.~The conversation
 5       II,  II | would have been the woman to torture her with all the refinement
 6       II,  III|  this terrible instrument of torture approached Marfa. The knout
 7       II,  III|    but she knew also that no torture would make her speak. She
 8       II,  V  |  last by mental and physical torture, had sunk to the ground,
 9       II,  V  |  desire to be present at the torture reserved for the unfortunate
10       II,  IX |      reserved for some cruel torture at Irkutsk?~Nadia, exhausted
11       II,  IX |     birds of prey!~Frightful torture for the victim imprisoned