Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  XV |    giant canes. Men, women, children, and old men, clad in the
 2        I,  XVI|   man surrounded by weeping children. A woman still young, evidently
 3        I,  XVI|  and the mother of the poor children, kneeling on the ground,
 4       II,  I  |   Several wounded women and children died, and the prisoners
 5       II,  III|  There were, too, women and children, many of the latter suspended
 6       II,  X  |     the women, old men, and children, were joined two or three
 7       II,  X  |     to protect his wife and children from the brutality of the
 8       II,  XI | Tartar posts. The women and children were collected in the middle
 9       II,  XII|  believe, and adored by her children! Wassili Fedor had behaved
10       II,  XV |     joy to call you both my children!”~The marriage ceremony