Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XII|        plain uniform. A cavalry saber hung at his side, and in
2        I,  XII|   saying, the traveler drew his saber from its sheath, and Nadia
3       II,  I  |   Asiatic manufacture; some the saber, a matchlock gun, and the “
4       II,  III|       off left her back bare. A saber was placed before her breast,
5       II,  V  |         his hand a broad curved saber, one of those Damascene
6       II,  V  |  executioner no longer held the saber bare in his hand.~Meanwhile
7       II,  V  |          This time, he held his saber bare in his hand, and this
8       II,  V  |      bare in his hand, and this saber he had just drawn from the
9       II,  XV | interposing between the glowing saber and his eyeballs, had been