Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III |        Sire, he can bear cold, hunger, thirst, fatigue, to the
2        I,  III |      any amount of cold, heat, hunger, thirst, or fatigue. Like
3        I,  V   |      this score, and, but that hunger pressed him, he would probably
4        I,  V   |        sufficed to satisfy his hunger. He did justice to the meal,
5        I,  XVII|      for he was exhausted with hunger and fatigue.~He accordingly
6       II,  VI  |      degree appeased Michael’s hunger and thirst. Nadia gave him
7       II,  IX  | Irkutsk?~Nadia, exhausted with hunger, was fortunate enough to
8       II,  XI  |   these ferocious beasts, whom hunger and cold had sent roaming
9       II,  XI  |       huge wolves, raging with hunger, their eyes glowing in the