Book,  Chapter

  1        I,  I   |          tidings of him?”~“None,” replied General Kissoff. “The head
  2        I,  I   |           say; and when asked, he replied in a jocular manner that
  3        I,  I   | telegraphed already, ‘splendid!’” replied Harry Blount calmly, employing
  4        I,  I   |           me, it seemed radiant,” replied Harry Blount, who perhaps,
  5        I,  I   |           I had been there, sir,” replied the English correspondent.~“
  6        I,  II  |   extremely dangerous man, sire,” replied the chief of police.~“He
  7        I,  II  |      voluntarily returned there,” replied the chief of police, adding,
  8        I,  III |      eagerly.~“He is here, sire,” replied General Kissoff.~“Have you
  9        I,  III |         Czar.~“I think so, sire,” replied General Kissoff; “and your
 10        I,  IV  |        Chinese frontier!”~“Well,” replied the Persian, “if the carpets
 11        I,  IV  |        throw ashes on your head,” replied the traveler, “will that
 12        I,  IV  |          the Persian.~“Or a spy,” replied the other, lowering his
 13        I,  IV  |       from Riga?” he said.~“Yes,” replied the young girl.~“You are
 14        I,  IV  |        route?”~“By Perm.”~“Good!” replied the inspector. “Take care
 15        I,  V   |      unperceived.~“I am resting,” replied Michael Strogoff.~“Do you
 16        I,  V   |          It is not necessary,” he replied, and calmly stepped back
 17        I,  V   |           different, the Bohemian replied in words which signify, “
 18        I,  V   |        surprise.~“Yes, Sangarre,” replied the Bohemian; “to-morrow,
 19        I,  VI  |        will follow you, brother,” replied the girl, putting her hand
 20        I,  VII |              You shall know all,” replied the girl, with a faint smile. “
 21        I,  VIII|     father, as the Russians say,” replied Alcide Jolivet, “I’m a good
 22        I,  VIII|              Thank you, brother,” replied Nadia.~Michael Strogoff
 23        I,  IX  |          them, whatever they be,” replied the girl. “If you ever hear
 24        I,  IX  |         are a brave girl, Nadia,” replied Michael. “God Himself would
 25        I,  IX  |        hours ago, little father,” replied the postmaster.~“Is it a
 26        I,  X   |           ever get there at all,” replied he, with a shake of his
 27        I,  X   |       Strogoff.~“I’m not afraid,” replied the young Livonian, her
 28        I,  X   |          of the flashes.~“Nadia!” replied Michael, “fear nothing!”~“
 29        I,  X   |            Let us wait, brother,” replied Nadia; “but if you delay,
 30        I,  XI  |         They can expect nothing,” replied the iemschik.~“Why not?”
 31        I,  XI  |     horses!”~“I will go on foot,” replied Michael, interrupting the
 32        I,  XI  |        him alone.”~“I will stay,” replied Nadia.~“Whatever happens,
 33        I,  XI  |          iemschik.~“He is right,” replied Nadia simply.~Meanwhile
 34        I,  XI  |      France.”~“Nor from England,” replied the other.~On the road,
 35        I,  XI  |        Certainly, Mr. Korpanoff,” replied Alcide. “Fancy! our driver
 36        I,  XI  |      easiest thing in the world,” replied Alcide. “Go and harness
 37        I,  XI  |       post-horse.”~“Mr. Jolivet,” replied the Englishman, “this joking
 38        I,  XI  |         proposal.”~“Indeed, sir,” replied Michael, “I would willingly
 39        I,  XI  |       with a similar misfortune,” replied Michael.~“But why should
 40        I,  XI  |           I have only done, sir,” replied Michael, “what anyone would
 41        I,  XI  |      anything to conceal, at once replied, “I am bound for Omsk, gentlemen.”~“
 42        I,  XI  |   gentlemen.”~“Mr. Blount and I,” replied Alcide, “go where danger
 43        I,  XI  |       meet there.”~“Indeed, sir,” replied Michael, “I have little
 44        I,  XI  |          We know nothing as yet,” replied Alcide; “but we shall certainly
 45        I,  XI  |      invasion is?”~“Indeed, sir,” replied Alcide, “we only know what
 46        I,  XI  |           them.”~“Indeed I must,” replied Michael.~“It is reported
 47        I,  XI  |         things are always known,” replied Alcide; “it is in the air.”~“
 48        I,  XI  |         his silence.~“I knew it,” replied Alcide.~“And do you know
 49        I,  XI  |           a letter to my cousin,” replied Alcide, smiling.~“You lost
 50        I,  XI  |        young girl.~“No, brother,” replied Nadia.~At that moment the
 51        I,  XI  |       added Blount.~“In Siberia,” replied Michael, “we are obliged
 52        I,  XI  |          horses.~“As you please,” replied the iemschik. “Only, you
 53        I,  XI  |      infant?”~“I never heard it,” replied Harry Blount.~“Then you
 54        I,  XII |    exactly what we intend doing,” replied Blount.~“Good,” replied
 55        I,  XII |           replied Blount.~“Good,” replied Michael; “but do not lose
 56        I,  XII |        spoke in sentences; Blount replied by monosyllables. Each looked
 57        I,  XII |         the girl, “What girl?” he replied, quite seriously.~“Why,
 58        I,  XII |             No; his grandmother!” replied Alcide, angry at his indifference. “
 59        I,  XII |          no time to lose either,” replied Michael, restraining himself
 60        I,  XIII|           extended to him already replied to all that he might have
 61        I,  XIII|           It is possible, Nadia,” replied Michael; “and I hope she
 62        I,  XIII|          anything.”~“I am ready,” replied Nadia.~“Even to leap into
 63        I,  XIV |        They have not killed her,” replied the mujik, anticipating
 64        I,  XIV |           five versts from Omsk,” replied the mujik.~“What wound can
 65        I,  XIV |           the head, now healing,” replied the mujik. “After a few
 66        I,  XIV |         Not an hour!”~“Come now,” replied the mujik, recognizing the
 67        I,  XIV |           unperceived.”~“Friend,” replied Michael Strogoff, “Heaven
 68        I,  XIV |          expect reward on earth,” replied the mujik.~Michael Strogoff
 69        I,  XIV |      astonished mujik.~“Silence!” replied Michael, with his finger
 70        I,  XIV |     corpse.~“It is Ivan Ogareff,” replied the Siberian, in a deep
 71        I,  XIV |         You are mistaken,” coldly replied Michael Strogoff. “A resemblance
 72        I,  XIV |           say, my good woman,” he replied, stepping back.~“Michael!”
 73        I,  XIV |   Strogoff?” he asked.~“It is I,” replied the old woman, in a tone
 74        I,  XIV |    Siberian whom I took for him,” replied Marfa Strogoff. “This is
 75        I,  XIV |     Ogareff.~“No, it was not he,” replied a second time Marfa Strogoff. “
 76        I,  XVI |    questions?” he asked.~“Speak,” replied the old man.~“Have the Tartars
 77        I,  XVI |       knows if he has left Omsk?” replied the deh-baschi. “Perhaps
 78        I,  XVII|        who, quite unmoved, merely replied: “It is his right, sir,
 79       II,  I   |          the barbarians, who only replied by prods with a lance or
 80       II,  I   |           I don’t wish to sleep,” replied the Englishman. “What will
 81       II,  I   |          of what we ought to do,” replied Blount. “M. Jolivet, I have
 82       II,  II  |   Imperturbable as usual, Ogareff replied coldly to the deference
 83       II,  II  |       nothing to fear from them,” replied Ivan Ogareff. “The invasion
 84       II,  II  |          It shall be thus, Ivan,” replied Feofar.~“What are your orders,
 85       II,  II  |           and French newspapers,” replied Blount laconically.~“You
 86       II,  II  |          Daily Telegraph.”~“Sir,” replied Blount, with the most imperturbable
 87       II,  II  |           think, my dear friend,” replied Alcide, smiling, “that the
 88       II,  II  |      advantage of it, of course,” replied Alcide, “and go quietly
 89       II,  II  |          although Michael had not replied to the insult as he would
 90       II,  II  |        have deceived me in this,” replied Nadia, “when he deceived
 91       II,  II  |            Yes, fearless indeed!” replied Nadia.~“It was just what
 92       II,  II  |           lion?”~“A lion indeed!” replied Nadia. “A lion, a hero!”~“
 93       II,  II  |       without understanding him,” replied the girl. “I never felt
 94       II,  II  |            He was very handsome,” replied Nadia, blushing.~“It was
 95       II,  II  |       Mother, I ask you nothing,” replied Nadia.~All was thus explained
 96       II,  III |         my daughter!”~“It is he!” replied Nadia, choking with emotion. “
 97       II,  III |         will know nothing, Ivan,” replied Tsigane; “for you do not
 98       II,  III |          me?” said Marfa.~“Come!” replied Sangarre, and pushing the
 99       II,  III |             asked Ogareff.~“Yes,” replied the old Siberian calmly.~“
100       II,  III |          Yes, retaliation truly,” replied Blount; “but Strogoff is
101       II,  III |        the same in his position,” replied Alcide. “What a scar the
102       II,  IV  |       save her.”~“Calm yourself,” replied Blount coolly. “Any interference
103       II,  V   |       this?”~“No, that I am not,” replied Blount.~“The readers of
104       II,  V   |          Nadia!”~“Come, brother,” replied Nadia, “use my eyes whilst
105       II,  VI  |          Nadia?” he asked.~“Yes,” replied the young girl; “I am close
106       II,  VI  |         all, who he was.~“Nadia,” replied he, “we must separate!”~“
107       II,  VI  |          for me!”~“Nadia, Nadia,” replied Michael, “you should think
108       II,  VI  |          your father!”~“Michael,” replied Nadia, “you have more need
109       II,  VI  |         Yes, Michael,” invariably replied the young girl, who contented
110       II,  VI  |       road?”~“Not a single soul,” replied Nadia.~“Do you not hear
111       II,  VI  |       look-out!”~“Wait, Michael!” replied Nadia, going back a few
112       II,  VI  |         are going to Irkutsk,” he replied.~“Oh! little father, you
113       II,  VI  |         have burnt out his eyes!” replied Nadia, extending her hands,
114       II,  VI  |             said Nicholas.~“Yes,” replied Michael.~“They try to be
115       II,  VI  |           office?”~“That may be,” replied Nicholas. “I was stationed
116       II,  VI  |         to Irkutsk?”~“I fear so,” replied Michael.~“Yes . . . you
117       II,  VI  |    Michael.~“It is not possible,” replied Nicholas; “no, it is not
118       II,  VII |           from the first houses,” replied Nadia.~“Can the town be
119       II,  VII |       sworn to go to Irkutsk,” he replied.~But to accomplish his mission,
120       II,  VII |        with us.”~“I must indeed!” replied Nicholas. “The wire is no
121       II,  VII |       reproach yourself, friend,” replied Michael, pressing his hand
122       II,  VII |     scarcely light yet, brother,” replied Nadia. “The fog is still
123       II,  VII |           to roll away, brother,” replied Nadia, “and it will soon
124       II,  VII |           What does that matter?” replied Michael. “Let us get across
125       II,  VIII|        asked Michael.~“A corpse!” replied Nicholas, who had leapt
126       II,  IX  |        Michael?”~“To Irkutsk!” he replied.~“By the highroad?”~“Yes,
127       II,  IX  |       ought always to have been,” replied Michael, his brow darkening.~
128       II,  IX  |         try to see her, Michael,” replied Nadia. “Chance alone brought
129       II,  IX  |     toward Irkutsk?”~“No, Nadia,” replied Michael, gravely. “I should
130       II,  IX  |          have crossed the Dinka,” replied Michael, “I should like
131       II,  X   |           be.~“No one pays here,” replied the old man gravely; “every
132       II,  X   |           I prefer to act alone,” replied Michael.~“But those blackguards
133       II,  X   |             No, not a long time!” replied Michael quietly.~Half an
134       II,  XI  |        them,” said Alcide.~“Yes,” replied Michael, “but God is with
135       II,  XI  |          you ready?” to which she replied as usual, “I am ready!”~
136       II,  XII |        Voranzoff.~“Yes, general,” replied the Grand Duke, “and I do
137       II,  XII |           Six days at most, sir,” replied the Grand Duke. “A brave
138       II,  XII |           a sortie.”~“Good, sir,” replied the Grand Duke. “Wait till
139       II,  XII |         the first sortie.”~“Yes,” replied the Grand Duke with an emotion
140       II,  XII |          are not ignorant of it,” replied Fedor.~“They wish to have
141       II,  XIII|       invasion.~After Ogareff had replied, the Grand Duke signed to
142       II,  XIII|        the truth, your Highness,” replied Ivan Ogareff coldly. “I
143       II,  XIII|        you would have been lost!” replied the Grand Duke. “And how
144       II,  XIII|           side of your Highness,” replied Ogareff.~“So be it, Strogoff.
145       II,  XIII|          same time that you did,” replied Fedor.~“I left Moscow on
146       II,  XIII|          for all these questions, replied without the least hesitation.
147       II,  XIV |         that man?” he asked.~“I,” replied Michael.~One of the officers
148       II,  XV  |        the exile, Wassili Fedor,” replied Michael.~“The daughter of
149       II,  XV  |           for your mother?”~“No,” replied Nadia, “none of any sort