Book,  Chapter

1        I,  I   |         intelligence which might cost him his empire, he did not
2        I,  VI  |       must find her again at any cost. It is not probable that
3        I,  VI  |     refuse her a passage! At any cost, he must see her beforehand,
4        I,  VII | transport of their baggage would cost them dear, for, according
5        I,  XV  |          destination at whatever cost, he saw during this mad
6        I,  XVII|          rival. It would perhaps cost his paper some thousands
7       II,  VI  |        meod” in Russia. This had cost her nothing, for she had
8       II,  VIII|  occupied it, they must at every cost avoid the place.~“Advance
9       II,  XII |     capture of the place, at the cost of a large sacrifice of