Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I  | Thereupon the two correspondents separated, pleased that the one had
 2        I,  V  |         people in the two towns, separated by the stream of the Volga,
 3        I,  XII|         hundred and twenty miles separated Novo-Saimsk from the town
 4        I,  XV |    accomplish the distance which separated him from Irkutsk as the
 5        I,  XV |         One thousand miles still separated him from Irkutsk.~
 6        I,  XVI|      wound among bogs and pools, separated by dwarfed bushes, whins,
 7       II,  II |         and, to crown her grief, separated from the intrepid companion
 8       II,  VI |       his only guide, were to be separated from him, he could only
 9       II,  X  |   shaking hands with you when we separated at Ichim.”~“No, you had
10       II,  XIV|          and the young girl were separated from each other.~Nadia ran