Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I  |     physiognomy calm, though bearing traces of anxiety, moved
 2        I,  IV |    clearly manifested in the bearing of the young girl. The manner
 3        I,  X  |     discovered an excavation bearing the marks of a miner’s pick,
 4        I,  XII|   energy which she showed in bearing all the fatigues of so difficult
 5        I,  XV |    eyes fell upon the letter bearing upon it the authority of
 6       II,  II |     towards her. This way of bearing her sorrow went to the proud
 7       II,  III|     death!”~A Tartar soldier bearing this terrible instrument
 8       II,  V  |  several hundreds of slaves, bearing lighted torches, entered
 9       II,  V  | their way into the sky, each bearing a parti-colored lantern,
10       II,  XIV|   admiration. Michael’s calm bearing seemed to have inspired