Book,  Chapter

1        I,  I  |   windows, they could discern, standing out dimly in the darkness,
2       II,  III|       might not appear.~Marfa, standing before Ivan Ogareff, drew
3       II,  IV |    Emir, and there he remained standing, without casting down his
4       II,  V  |          Meantime, Michael was standing ready, his eyes returning
5       II,  V  |      stepped back and remained standing a few paces from Michael.~
6       II,  VII|    edge. It was like a village standing beyond the town of Krasnoiarsk.~
7       II,  VII|       the bank and saw Michael standing on the threshold of a door.~“
8       II,  VII|       spot where they were now standing, the bank sloped, and was
9       II,  XII| governor-general. This palace, standing at the end of Bolchaia Street,