Book,  Chapter

1        I,  IV  |  this young girl had already suffered in the past, and the future
2        I,  IX  | rapidity, but you would have suffered much from the frost and
3       II,  I   |       whilst I—I have as yet suffered nothing in my cousin’s service.
4       II,  I   |   Healthy and vigorous, they suffered less than so many others,
5       II,  IX  | Kouitounskoe. The young girl suffered dreadfully. Her aching feet
6       II,  XI  |   sharp frost. The fugitives suffered cruelly, having no other
7       II,  XII |    strife—he had striven and suffered. His features bore a marked
8       II,  XIII|  anxiety this unhappy father suffered. If his daughter, Nadia
9       II,  XIV |       lighted no fires. They suffered cruelly from the low temperature.