Book,  Chapter

1        I,  I  | personages and splendidly dressed women a frame worthy of the magnificence
2        I,  VII|          a cord, felt caps; a few women, habited in flowery-patterned
3        I,  XV |       among the giant canes. Men, women, children, and old men,
4       II,  I  |           misery. Several wounded women and children died, and the
5       II,  III|           chain. There were, too, women and children, many of the
6       II,  III|          was evident that the two women would keep on their guard,
7       II,  III|            had crept near the two women, and remained there several
8       II,  X  |          to the poor moujiks, the women, old men, and children,
9       II,  XI |        from the Tartar posts. The women and children were collected