Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VIII|  Kasan is justly called the “Gate of Asia” and considered
 2       II,  XIII|    particularly the Bolchaia Gate, the one he wished to deliver
 3       II,  XIII|      upon the glacis of this gate. He walked up and down,
 4       II,  XIII|      outposts, to attack the gate, deserted, as Ogareff anticipated
 5       II,  XIV | importance that the Bolchaia Gate should be unguarded or only
 6       II,  XIV |     to be made. The Bolchaia Gate, would be probably deserted,
 7       II,  XIV |     expect that the Bolchaia Gate would be left entirely without
 8       II,  XIV |    side, beyond the Bolchaia Gate, all was quiet. Not a glimmer
 9       II,  XIV |    and hurry to the Bolchaia Gate. If it was unguarded, he
10       II,  XIV |  envelop the whole town.~The Gate of Bolchaia was nearly free.
11       II,  XV  |   themselves at the Bolchaia Gate, expecting to find it open