Chapter

1       II| surroundings—all consciousness of previous events. He pursued his way,
2      III|           eaten nothing since the previous evening.~ ~The sudden arrival
3     XXVI|           terrible journey of the previous night; the other two were
4     XXIX|     proved that only too well the previous day. Besieged by weeping
5     XXXV|      happened three or four hours previous arose in his mind.~ ~“This,”
6     LIII|        did not find Chupin.~ ~The previous week there had been a revolt
7     LIII|          month of each other, the previous year, mourned by all.~ ~