Book,  Chapter

  1        I,  I   |          the Obi.”~“And the traitor Ivan Ogareff, are there no tidings
  2        I,  II  |             tell me all you know of Ivan Ogareff.”~“He is an extremely
  3        I,  II  |            long in coming.~“Did not Ivan Ogareff,” asked the Czar, “
  4        I,  II  |          the chief of police, “that Ivan Ogareff has a hand in this
  5        I,  II  |             of. After leaving Perm, Ivan Ogareff crossed the Ural
  6        I,  II  |             been stopped. Moreover, Ivan Ogareff, thirsting for vengeance,
  7        I,  II  |            schemes such as those of Ivan Ogareff could never have
  8        I,  II  |           he does not know is, that Ivan Ogareff, as well as being
  9        I,  II  |           of the rebellion of which Ivan Ogareff was the instigator.
 10        I,  II  |             him from the treason of Ivan Ogareff.~A courier only
 11        I,  III |              beware of the traitor, Ivan Ogareff, who will perhaps
 12        I,  IV  |           as yet found no traces of Ivan Ogareff. It was not known
 13        I,  IV  |          rulers.~Be that as it may, Ivan Ogareff had hitherto managed
 14        I,  IV  |        these officials were seeking Ivan Ogareff. The government,
 15        I,  VI  |             leave the province;” if Ivan Ogareff was still in the
 16        I,  XII |     reporters were not mistaken, if Ivan Ogareff had really passed
 17        I,  XIV |     emergency. This man was Colonel Ivan Ogareff.~Ivan Ogareff, terrible
 18        I,  XIV |           was Colonel Ivan Ogareff.~Ivan Ogareff, terrible as any
 19        I,  XIV |            the banks of the Irtych, Ivan Ogareff was already master
 20        I,  XIV |      Irkutsk was the real object of Ivan Ogareff. The plan of the
 21        I,  XIV |            the upper quarter, which Ivan Ogareff, notwithstanding
 22        I,  XIV |            that of a corpse.~“It is Ivan Ogareff,” replied the Siberian,
 23        I,  XIV |          the band of Sangarre, that Ivan Ogareff had been able to
 24        I,  XIV |             held supreme authority.~Ivan Ogareff had been barely
 25        I,  XIV |         Michael Strogoff must avoid Ivan Ogareff, and contrive not
 26        I,  XIV |           square in the presence of Ivan Ogareff, to whom all the
 27        I,  XIV |      Strogoff?” asked a second time Ivan Ogareff.~“No, it was not
 28        I,  XIV |             whom God has given me?”~Ivan Ogareff regarded with an
 29        I,  XV  |             promptly. The orders of Ivan Ogareff had been immediately
 30        I,  XV  |             betrayed his incognito. Ivan Ogareff was no longer ignorant
 31        I,  XV  |        Strogoff was in the hands of Ivan Ogareff, and that she was
 32        I,  XVI |      fancied that he could not hate Ivan Ogareff more, yet a fresh
 33       II,  I   |      sacrificed to the vengeance of Ivan Ogareff.~What had become
 34       II,  I   |            he was still in front of Ivan Ogareff.~“I will get there!”
 35       II,  I   |            else was the presence of Ivan Ogareff in the Tartar camp.
 36       II,  I   |            but from his lieutenant, Ivan Ogareff.”~“He is a villain.”~“
 37       II,  I   |             the two correspondents. Ivan Ogareff’s arrival would
 38       II,  I   |        along the road from Kolyvan. Ivan Ogareff, followed by several
 39       II,  II  |           CORRESPONDENTS IN TROUBLE~IVAN OGAREFF was bringing up
 40       II,  II  |      Kolyvan, joined Feofar’s army.~Ivan Ogareff’s soldiers halted
 41       II,  II  |             fierce spy, the tool of Ivan Ogareff, had not deserted
 42       II,  II  |           could penetrate anywhere. Ivan Ogareff was kept acquainted
 43       II,  II  |         service body and soul.~When Ivan Ogareff entered on the path
 44       II,  II  |        front of the camp to receive Ivan Ogareff. Arrived in his
 45       II,  II  |           their places in the tent. Ivan Ogareff dismounted and entered.~
 46       II,  II  |       fortune of his subjects.~When Ivan Ogareff appeared, the great
 47       II,  II  |     question you,” said he; “speak, Ivan. You will find here ears
 48       II,  II  |            fear from them,” replied Ivan Ogareff. “The invasion has
 49       II,  II  |      silence.~“My advice,” answered Ivan Ogareff quickly, “is to
 50       II,  II  |            great result aimed at by Ivan Ogareff. To listen to him,
 51       II,  II  |         Tartars.~“It shall be thus, Ivan,” replied Feofar.~“What
 52       II,  II  |            be summarily suppressed.~Ivan Ogareff and the housch-begui
 53       II,  II  |        indifference.~Whether or not Ivan Ogareff perceived that the
 54       II,  II  |        French chancellor’s office.”~Ivan Ogareff took the letters
 55       II,  II  |          completely of his replies.~Ivan Ogareff, without frowning,
 56       II,  II  |             do you think of Colonel Ivan Ogareff, general-in-chief
 57       II,  II  |            of time.”~The arrival of Ivan Ogareff, which had given
 58       II,  II  |       consequence of the arrival of Ivan Ogareff, he questioned whether
 59       II,  II  |            the prisoners brought by Ivan Ogareff to the Tartar camp
 60       II,  II  |            of all those captured by Ivan Ogareff, and consequently
 61       II,  III |            The prisoners brought by Ivan Ogareff had been added to
 62       II,  III |             to make a solemn entry.~Ivan Ogareff left the Emir at
 63       II,  III |          moment in Zabediero, among Ivan Ogareff’s prisoners. Sangarre
 64       II,  III |           first thought was to tell Ivan Ogareff. She therefore immediately
 65       II,  III |              You will know nothing, Ivan,” replied Tsigane; “for
 66       II,  III | apprehension of this courier,” said Ivan Ogareff. “If the letter
 67       II,  III |       question. “I am not mistaken, Ivan,” she said.~“But, Sangarre,
 68       II,  III |           but his mother knows him. Ivan, we must make his mother
 69       II,  III |             immediately under arms.~Ivan Ogareff arrived, surrounded
 70       II,  III |       catastrophe was imminent: for Ivan Ogareff knew now that Marfa
 71       II,  III |             said, “I have no news.”~Ivan Ogareff’s only reply was
 72       II,  III |         ensued, and, on a sign from Ivan Ogareff, Sangarre advanced
 73       II,  III |         before her, she took her to Ivan Ogareff, in the middle of
 74       II,  III |              Marfa, standing before Ivan Ogareff, drew herself up,
 75       II,  III |            have passed before you.”~Ivan Ogareff saw that, whatever
 76       II,  III |          were to reach Irkutsk, all Ivan Ogareff’s plans would be
 77       II,  III |           Siberia.~On an order from Ivan Ogareff the prisoners defiled,
 78       II,  III |             were pressed into them.~Ivan Ogareff was baffled by mother
 79       II,  III |         struck, he could not do so. Ivan Ogareff had succeeded.~“
 80       II,  III |           observed Blount, “if only Ivan Ogareff would let us know
 81       II,  III |           contents of that letter.”~Ivan Ogareff, when he had stanched
 82       II,  IV  |     trumpets announced his arrival. Ivan Ogareff— the Scarred Cheek,
 83       II,  IV  |       turned away with disgust when Ivan Ogareff presented himself
 84       II,  IV  |         therefore trembled for him. Ivan Ogareff was not a man to
 85       II,  IV  |             the crowd of prisoners. Ivan Ogareff had taken no notice
 86       II,  IV  |            but your traitor’s face, Ivan, will not the less carry
 87       II,  IV  |           the knout.”~At this reply Ivan Ogareff became perfectly
 88       II,  V   |       threatening manner. Doubtless Ivan Ogareff, being well acquainted
 89       II,  V   |       whenever he cast his looks on Ivan Ogareff. He was prepared
 90       II,  V   |        accomplished came over him. “Ivan,” said he, in a stern voice, “
 91       II,  V   |         said he, in a stern voice, “Ivan the Traitor, the last menace
 92       II,  V   |             eyes shall be for you!”~Ivan Ogareff shrugged his shoulders.~
 93       II,  V   |            was not to be looking at Ivan when his eyes were put out.
 94       II,  V   |         Take that woman away!” said Ivan.~Two soldiers were about
 95       II,  V   |         remained in the square only Ivan Ogareff and the torch bearers.
 96       II,  V   |            give him a parting blow?~Ivan Ogareff slowly approached
 97       II,  V   |            coming, drew himself up. Ivan drew from his pocket the
 98       II,  V   |         true Courier of the Czar is Ivan Ogareff.”~This said, the
 99       II,  VI  |                That letter of which Ivan Ogareff robbed me! Well!
100       II,  VI  |             You have heard speak of Ivan Ogareff?”~“Yes.”~“You know
101       II,  VI  |          half indignant enough when Ivan Ogareff is spoken of. Your
102       II,  VI  |           possible! When I think of Ivan Ogareff, of the harm which
103       II,  VIII|            since the encounter with Ivan Ogareff at Omsk, the courier
104       II,  IX  |           Emir’s army, commanded by Ivan Ogareff, might at any moment
105       II,  IX  |      Because I must be there before Ivan Ogareff,” exclaimed Michael.~“
106       II,  X   |             camp, when he laid open Ivan Ogareff’s face with the
107       II,  X   |             doubt that the Emir and Ivan Ogareff were before the
108       II,  XII |          these barbarous chiefs was Ivan Ogareff, a Russian officer
109       II,  XII |            positions for the siege.~Ivan Ogareff, who was a clever
110       II,  XII |            Tartars were driven out.~Ivan Ogareff then thought of
111       II,  XIII|           Michael Strogoff.”~It was Ivan Ogareff. He had taken the
112       II,  XIII|            The Grand Duke looked at Ivan Ogareff for some moments
113       II,  XIII|            Czar?”~“Here it is.”~And Ivan Ogareff handed to the Grand
114       II,  XIII|             your Highness,” replied Ivan Ogareff coldly. “I was present
115       II,  XIII|      Highness, and I know also that Ivan Ogareff has sworn to revenge
116       II,  XIII|            the criminal projects of Ivan Ogareff against your person.”~“
117       II,  XIII|         according to his intention, Ivan Ogareff should present himself
118       II,  XIII|            the feet of Feofar-Khan.~Ivan Ogareff, having every facility
119       II,  XIII|           the odious part played by Ivan Ogareff; no one guessed
120       II,  XIII|     prevented her from setting out. Ivan Ogareff had just committed
121       II,  XIII|             repulsing the invaders.~Ivan Ogareff, being entirely
122       II,  XIII|       herself in communication with Ivan Ogareff.~For two days the
123       II,  XIII|             o’clock in the morning, Ivan Ogareff had resolved to
124       II,  XIV |             OF THE FIFTH OF OCTOBER~IVAN OGAREFF’S plan had been
125       II,  XIV |          Grand Duke in the power of Ivan Ogareff.~During the day,
126       II,  XIV |             so opportunely given by Ivan Ogareff, there was good
127       II,  XIV |            would favor the plans of Ivan Ogareff.~For a few days
128       II,  XIV |             name they could give to Ivan Ogareff—should be brought
129       II,  XIV |            waiting for the assault. Ivan Ogareff opened the window
130       II,  XIV |             It was by the orders of Ivan Ogareff that the torrents
131       II,  XIV |             float. This was the way Ivan Ogareff carried on warfare!
132       II,  XIV |          the night.~“At last!” said Ivan Ogareff.~He had good reason
133       II,  XIV |             later betray the town!~“Ivan Ogareff!” she cried.~On
134       II,  XIV |      determined to defend herself.~“Ivan Ogareff!” again cried Nadia,
135       II,  XIV |        between his clenched teeth.~“Ivan Ogareff!” exclaimed a third
136       II,  XIV |            had just in time reached Ivan Ogareff’s room, and entered
137       II,  XIV |             the point of the sword?~Ivan Ogareff watched his strange
138       II,  XIV |           man walked straight up to Ivan Ogareff, and placing himself
139       II,  XIV |          courier of the Czar! He is Ivan Ogareff!”~“Ivan Ogareff!”
140       II,  XIV |         Czar! He is Ivan Ogareff!”~“Ivan Ogareff!” exclaimed the
141       II,  XIV |     exclaimed the Grand Duke.~“Yes, Ivan the Traitor!”~“But who are
142       II,  XV  |           vainly endeavored to join Ivan Ogareff.~For two days the