Book,  Chapter

1        I,  I  |        did not restrict them with regard to money— the surest, the
2        I,  II | modifications he had adopted with regard to applications for the
3        I,  II |    powerful element of success in regard to the Tartar rebellion,
4        I,  XII|          was worse and worse with regard to the invasion. The town
5       II,  I  |     certain English jealousy with regard to Russian pretensions in
6       II,  II |        led Ogareff to act thus in regard to the two correspondents,
7       II,  II |           conduct of her son with regard to herself in the inn at
8       II,  XII|        had therefore no fear with regard to admitting the peasants