Book,  Chapter

1        I,  II  |    intelligence. But with a clear head and a firm heart much
2        I,  III |    a deep blue, looked with clear, frank, firm gaze. The slightly-contracted
3        I,  XIII|  EVERYTHING~NADIA, with the clear perception of a right-minded
4        I,  XVI |     hoofs, afforded but too clear evidence that their hordes
5       II,  II  |   however, the young girl’s clear glance, her reserve, and
6       II,  III |     old woman bent over the clear stream, and Nadia, plunging
7       II,  VII | Nadia, “and it will soon be clear.”~“Then you do not see the
8       II,  VIII|     the road to Irkutsk was clear. He had distanced the Tartars,
9       II,  XIV |   The bed of the Angara was clear. The blocks of ice, which