Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XI |     the bear and the girl. His arm made one movement upwards,
2       II,  I  |     leaning on his companion’s arm, had been enabled to follow
3       II,  III|      hand stopped the Tartar’s arm. Michael was there. He had
4       II,  IV |       grasping his companion’s arm.~“What is the matter with
5       II,  V  |    Feofar-Kahn, stretching his arm towards Michael in a threatening
6       II,  VII| kibitka had crossed the widest arm of the river, and had landed
7       II,  VII|       the shore of the smaller arm of the Yenisei.~This passage
8       II,  X  |        felt a hand laid on his arm. Turning, he recognized
9       II,  XIV|      the blind man grasped the arm of his enemy, seized his