Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III|    and could make himself a shelter in the open steppe where
2        I,  X  |  turning, we shall have the shelter of the slope.”~“But the
3        I,  X  | whirled an eddy. Behind the shelter of the rock there was a
4        I,  XI |   horse. Nadia, leaving the shelter in which she had been crouching,
5        I,  XVI|  being still profound under shelter of the larches. After replacing
6       II,  I  |     prisoners, destitute of shelter, had to bear all the inclemencies
7       II,  II |     at the outposts without shelter, almost without nourishment.
8       II,  XI |    cruelly, having no other shelter than a few branches of birch.