Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  IX  |      on two wheels; but this result is considered quite satisfactory.~
 2        I,  XVI |   situation of the place the result was this— that he could
 3        I,  XVII|     of the Obi, to await the result of the battle. From them
 4       II,  II  |   hands.”~This was the great result aimed at by Ivan Ogareff.
 5       II,  II  |    the business. A favorable result of his arrival, however,
 6       II,  V   |       And in fact it was the result of plunder which was falling;
 7       II,  VIII|     his pace. To obtain this result, he had confided to Nicholas
 8       II,  VIII|    this world!”~However, the result of all this was the kibitka
 9       II,  VIII| looked, and communicated the result of their observations to
10       II,  XI  |   one bank to the other. The result of this would be in a short
11       II,  XIII|      Czar did not reckon the result of treason.~The Grand Duke,