Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |      weaken, were it only for an hour, the Muscovite power!”~The
 2        I,  IV  |         into a bog. There was an hour’s delay. At last, the road
 3        I,  V   | Nijni-Novgorod.~Even at the late hour at which Michael Strogoff
 4        I,  V   |       wished to know exactly the hour at which the steamboat would
 5        I,  V   |         strolled on for about an hour, he seated himself on a
 6        I,  V   |        floating on its bosom.~An hour after, Michael Strogoff
 7        I,  V   |     would start at the appointed hour. As he did so, the thought
 8        I,  VI  |         it, she would come in an hour to the quay, and there some
 9        I,  VII |     their orders. Exactly at the hour the last clang of the bell
10        I,  VII |         two miles of current per hour to their own speed; but
11        I,  VII |   current more than ten miles an hour. Including an hour’s stoppage
12        I,  VII |      miles an hour. Including an hour’s stoppage at Kasan, the
13        I,  VIII|       Caucasus would stay for an hour to renew her fuel. Michael
14        I,  VIII|         arriving before them.~An hour afterwards the bell rang
15        I,  VIII|          announced the breakfast hour. Nadia followed Michael
16        I,  IX  |          journey alone.”~Half an hour later, the podorojna being
17        I,  IX  |      twelve to fourteen miles an hour. Michael Strogoff was accustomed
18        I,  IX  |     brother; no, not even for an hour, and we will travel day
19        I,  IX  |          not to stop even for an hour, traveled all night. The
20        I,  IX  |     sleep at their posts. Not an hour was lost at the relays,
21        I,  IX  |       lost at the relays, not an hour on the road.~The next day,
22        I,  IX  |          in advance?”~“Nearly an hour.”~“Forward, and a triple
23        I,  X   |          Then, possessed in this hour of peril with superhuman
24        I,  XII |       its front wheels.”~Half an hour afterwards the energetic
25        I,  XII |        rate of fifteen versts an hour; nothing of these regions
26        I,  XII |     short space of time.~Half an hour after the berlin was left
27        I,  XII |         you not stop even for an hour at Ichim?”~“No, sir; and
28        I,  XIII|       not have slept even for an hour. The place on which he had
29        I,  XIII|         will be able to spare an hour to go to her?”~“I shall
30        I,  XIII|       fifty miles farther on. An hour after this it was on the
31        I,  XIII|         would be the delay of an hour, and she would not, for
32        I,  XIII|           However, after half an hour’s exertion, the boatmen
33        I,  XIII|        the rate of two versts an hour, when Michael, springing
34        I,  XIV |     pursue thy journey.”~“Not an hour!”~“Come now,” replied the
35        I,  XV  |   resolved to push on. After one hour’s rest he resumed his course
36        I,  XV  |        and a glass of kwass. One hour afterwards, or at the most
37        I,  XV  |       air at a hundred versts an hour, and to be at last face
38        I,  XVI |       for we left Omsk within an hour after his departure, and
39        I,  XVI |        give his men more than an hour’s rest, although their horses
40        I,  XVI |        to lose. It was within an hour of morning. It was needful
41        I,  XVI |         and Michael.~For half an hour only was the latter able
42       II,  II  |         secret from her. But the hour had not yet come in which
43       II,  II  |    depths of her heart, “in that hour of humiliation did you not
44       II,  III |      encampment. A quarter of an hour after, she reached Zabediero,
45       II,  V   |         returned to the town. An hour later, they were on the
46       II,  VI  |    FRIEND ON THE HIGHWAY~HALF an hour afterwards, Michael and
47       II,  VI  |          left the house after an hour’s repose. Nadia had procured
48       II,  VI  |          I will not delay you an hour!”~“Brother,” exclaimed Nadia, “
49       II,  VII |       cart onto the bank, and an hour’s rest was given to the
50       II,  VIII|       made almost eight miles an hour.~After crossing the little
51       II,  VIII|       formerly was never half an hour without speaking, now fell
52       II,  VIII|      must not delay, even for an hour!” And the kibitka was driven
53       II,  VIII|         will get there!”~Half an hour after the attack of the
54       II,  X   |         a rate of eight miles an hour. In a day and a half they
55       II,  X   |        to put into harbor for an hour, in order to make some repairs.
56       II,  X   |       enough for me!”~In half an hour the raft left the little
57       II,  X   |         Michael quietly.~Half an hour after leaving Livenitchnaia,
58       II,  XI  |          blood.~In fact, half an hour after the commencement of
59       II,  XI  |      your boat-hook!”~“Before an hour is past we shall be stopped!”~“
60       II,  XI  |      murmured Nadia.~For half an hour the current hurried along
61       II,  XII |       obeyed, and before half an hour had passed, Fedor was introduced
62       II,  XIII|          Angara.~A quarter of an hour passed without his putting
63       II,  XIV |       towards the camp, and from hour to hour reinforced the Emir’
64       II,  XIV |       the camp, and from hour to hour reinforced the Emir’s troops.
65       II,  XIV |         Duke might arrive at any hour. The safety or the loss
66       II,  XIV |        expecting some signal. An hour passed. Nothing new.~The
67       II,  XIV |        by a window, awaiting the hour to act. The signal, of course,
68       II,  XV  |         the other to Michael.~An hour after, Nadia was in her