Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  IV |       their destruction. Hungry wolves also roam over the plain
 2       II,  III|      lie until winter, when the wolves would devour the remnants
 3       II,  IX |         perhaps by the teeth of wolves or the beaks of birds of
 4       II,  IX |        threw in the earth, “the wolves of the steppe will not devour
 5       II,  XI |     attentively. “They are only wolves!” said he. “I like them
 6       II,  XI |     sound, but the howls of the wolves filled the air.~Michael
 7       II,  XI | commencement of the attack, the wolves were still coming in hundreds
 8       II,  XI |     moment, a group of ten huge wolves, raging with hunger, their
 9       II,  XI |     place.~In a few moments the wolves had deserted not only the
10       II,  XI |       haste regained the shore. Wolves, like other beasts of prey,