Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VII |  Asiatic traders had thought it best to leave Nijni-Novgorod
2        I,  VII | Ekaterenburg, since that is the best and safest route by which
3        I,  VIII|    would do. Michael thought it best to content himself with
4        I,  XVI |       chances so as to take the best. From the situation of the
5       II,  II  |         ourselves too much. The best side is that of the most
6       II,  VI  |     strength. Nicholas took the best possible care of her. The
7       II,  VIII|       Irkutsk is considered the best in the whole journey; fewer
8       II,  VIII|        he would see what it was best to do. During the ensuing
9       II,  XI  |      himself, but he thought it best to make this incident known