Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I  |    he sought the hilt of his sword, and then passed his hand
 2        I,  XVI|    offensively with a curved sword, and a flintlock musket
 3       II,  I  |     by prods with a lance or sword. The correspondent of the
 4       II,  II |     words which arrested the sword already raised aloft. The
 5       II,  XIV|    remembered that he wore a sword. He drew it and returned
 6       II,  XIV|   his adversary armed with a sword, it is true; but Heaven’
 7       II,  XIV| always face the point of the sword?~Ivan Ogareff watched his
 8       II,  XIV|   with a spring he drove his sword full at Michael’s breast.
 9       II,  XIV|   from the traitor’s useless sword.~Mad with rage and terror
10       II,  XIV|   you! My knife against your sword!”~“He sees!” said Nadia. “
11       II,  XIV|     the Siberian hunter, the sword flew in splinters, and the