Book,  Chapter

1        I,  X  |    placed that the storm might strike it obliquely. But the counter-currents,
2        I,  XI |       as it raised its paws to strike her down, gave it the contents
3        I,  XV |  moreover, to leave it, and to strike a straight line across that
4       II,  IX |       it would then be time to strike across the country.~Nadia
5       II,  XIV| Irkutsk cathedral was about to strike two o’clock in the morning,
6       II,  XIV|   blind man. His object was to strike before his opponent was
7       II,  XIV|      aware of his approach, to strike him with a deadly blow.~
8       II,  XIV|       the place where he would strike his victim. He had fixed
9       II,  XIV|      place where I am about to strike you! Defend your life! It