Book,  Chapter

1        I,  IV  |      not less than two hundred mounted Cossacks, two hundred foot-soldiers,
2        I,  V   |    bridge of boats, guarded by mounted Cossacks, reached the square
3        I,  X   |        which increased as they mounted higher. With these different
4        I,  XIII|      the Tartars, who were not mounted.~But all their efforts were
5        I,  XVI |       deh-baschi. Being better mounted, this officer had distanced
6       II,  II  |     Ogareff, without frowning, mounted his horse, and going to
7       II,  IV  | artillery and musketry.~Feofar mounted his favorite horse, which
8       II,  IV  |        Irkutsk, and being well mounted hoped to distance the Emir’
9       II,  VIII|      thicker and thicker as it mounted upwards. But were they Tartars