Book,  Chapter

1        I,  II  |  of Khokhand and Koondooz, cruel and rapacious warriors,
2        I,  XIV | deception. Further, he was cruel, and had even acted as an
3        I,  XVI |    of the Tartars, and the cruel Ogareff had undertaken to
4       II,  II  |   taken him for one of the cruel descendants of Stephan Razine,
5       II,  V   | curled for an instant in a cruel smile; he then took his
6       II,  VIII|  soon assisted up, and the cruel fun continued. At sight
7       II,  IX  |   Was he reserved for some cruel torture at Irkutsk?~Nadia,
8       II,  X   |   were acquainted with the cruel trials through which Michael
9       II,  XV  |    When Ogareff had in his cruel irony held the Imperial