Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VI  |          reassuring her by even a gesture, which might compromise
 2        I,  XII |      exclaimed with a threatening gesture.~The postmaster, much embarrassed,
 3        I,  XII |           with an almost maternal gesture, wiped away a tear which
 4        I,  XIII|         But he checked her with a gesture. The girl sighed and left
 5       II,  II  | housch-begui made a very graceful gesture when he gave the order for
 6       II,  III |           for he had seen Marfa’s gesture, holding her back as she
 7       II,  III |          around; but the mother’s gesture as she kept back Nadia had
 8       II,  III |      mother betrayed herself by a gesture, which told me everything.”~“
 9       II,  III |        not restrain a threatening gesture.~“Listen,” said he to Marfa, “
10       II,  XIII|      calmer, and by a significant gesture he gave Ogareff to understand
11       II,  XV  |       blind everywhere, and not a gesture at any moment must let the