Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |       him his empire, he did not allow himself to show more uneasiness.”~“
 2        I,  II  |       the chief of police; “for, allow me to add, sire, that Siberia
 3        I,  V   |          avenues broad enough to allow the crowd to pass without
 4        I,  XII |      could this strong young man allow himself to be struck like
 5        I,  XVI |         to rest their horses and allow the men to take some refreshment.
 6       II,  VIII|   remains, but Michael could not allow him the time.~“Come, friend,
 7       II,  IX  | atmosphere, whose calmness would allow the slightest sound to travel
 8       II,  XII |      cross.”~“Will your Highness allow me to make an observation?”
 9       II,  XIII|       insinuations. He wished to allow them to sink gradually into
10       II,  XIV |        piece of wall in order to allow it to flow out in a vast