Book,  Chapter

1        I,  IV |        at Nijni-Novgorod, at a sharp curve of the iron way, the
2        I,  V  |         in a tone somewhat too sharp for the simple merchant
3        I,  XVI|        said he, “they are at a sharp trot. My horse cannot outstrip
4       II,  III|        would be pierced by the sharp steel.~The Tartar drew himself
5       II,  III|      knout he struck Ogareff a sharp blow across the face. “Blow
6       II,  XI | suspicious noises.~There was a sharp frost. The fugitives suffered
7       II,  XI |    covered with blood from the sharp and rugged ice over which
8       II,  XIV|       For a few days already a sharp frost had given warning