Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III |    were known to him. He had learnt to read almost imperceptible
2        I,  VIII|   With enthusiasm.”~“You had learnt then—?”~“Look here, little
3        I,  VIII|    was only at Moscow that I learnt the news.”~“And despite
4        I,  IX  |      courier of the Czar had learnt that a carriage preceded
5        I,  XVI |       As to himself, Michael learnt, by some words from the
6       II,  II  |   the latter plan had he not learnt that Feofar-Khan and Ogareff
7       II,  III | destroyed the letter, having learnt its contents; and if he
8       II,  VIII|       In short, what Michael learnt from the talk at the present
9       II,  XV  |  sound; above all, when they learnt that their brave companion