Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  XIV | surrounding earthwork had been destroyed in many places, and there
 2        I,  XVI |   finding that the Tartars had destroyed all the boats, be obliged
 3       II,  III |         but Michael might have destroyed the letter, having learnt
 4       II,  VI  |      optic nerve was radically destroyed by the fierce heat of the
 5       II,  VII |   probable, all boats had been destroyed to retard the Tartars’ march?
 6       II,  VII |     All had been taken away or destroyed, according to order. Unless
 7       II,  X   |     But those blackguards have destroyed your sight,” said Alcide.~“
 8       II,  XII |    were abandoned, the bridges destroyed. The Angara being here very
 9       II,  XII |     building in which had been destroyed so as not to impede the
10       II,  XIII|        before they had utterly destroyed it, and before the head
11       II,  XV  |    eyes which he believed were destroyed, Michael had been able to