Book,  Chapter

1        I,  V   |           which the worthy soldier was rarely guilty.~As these thoughts
2        I,  V   | fellow-officers?”~Ben Zoof was silent. Rarely had he seen his master so
3        I,  VIII|               and that planet—which is rarely visible to the naked eye,
4        I,  XIII|      indifferently well. An Englishman rarely suffers from ennui, and
5        I,  XXI |        throughout the French army, but rarely performed in finer style
6       II,  IV  |        observations by night, and very rarely made his appearance amongst
7       II,  XIII|                to its grateful warmth, rarely returning till nightfall
8       II,  XIV |                so that the thermometer rarely sunk beyond 35 degrees below
9       II,  XV  |                The temperature was now rarely below 12 degrees below zero,