Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  IV | preferred traveling during the severe winter season, in order
 2        I,  IV |     government purposed taking severe measures to guard against
 3        I,  IV |       Sclavonic type— slightly severe, and likely in a few summers
 4        I,  VI | necessary aggravation of these severe measures—that to all those
 5       II,  III|       less arid, the heat less severe. But the strictest orders
 6       II,  X  |     was becoming more and more severe. During the night the temperature
 7       II,  XI |      of the fugitives received severe bites.~The struggle did
 8       II,  XI |        moment they encountered severe shocks or were compelled
 9       II,  XIV|      evening it was especially severe. The Russians posted by
10       II,  XV |      and to go through so many severe trials together, must have