Book,  Chapter

1        I,  IV | suspect what he really was. Spies swarm in a rebellious country;
2        I,  IV |     Russians, who know that spies are ever on the watch for
3        I,  V  |   bestowed on him, dreading spies as he did above all else.~
4        I,  VI |      So many heads, so many spies— undoubtedly affairs required
5        I,  XII|    were now altered; Tartar spies swarmed in the Siberian
6        I,  XIV|  and her Zingari, well paid spies, were absolutely devoted
7        I,  XIV|   Among them were, perhaps, spies, and was it not known in
8       II,  V  |   bring more money to these spies than their legs.”~In putting