Book,  Chapter

1        I,  II  |            the electric current—was prevented from traversing the steppes,
2        I,  VI  |             some sudden inspiration prevented her from hesitating a moment.~“
3        I,  IX  |             resources of the other, prevented them from embarrassing themselves
4        I,  IX  |             that nothing would have prevented me from setting out.”~“You
5       II,  I   |         added to many others, which prevented him from approaching his
6       II,  VII |    evidently some serious cause had prevented the Emir’s troops from marching
7       II,  VIII|            his friend’s aid. He was prevented, and treated brutally.~This
8       II,  XIII|             that nothing would have prevented her from setting out. Ivan
9       II,  XIII| observations, in the event of being prevented from consummating his act