Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |       house of stones”—in former days the scene of so many terrible
 2        I,  III |      night is prolonged for many days, he could find his way when
 3        I,  III |           Now, however, in a few days he would obtain his furlough,
 4        I,  IV  |          rapidly taking eighteen days to get from Moscow to Irkutsk.
 5        I,  VII |        we have a week of neutral days before us, and since it
 6        I,  IX  |        we shall arrive in twenty days.”~“You have made this journey
 7        I,  XI  |      together, if only for a few days?”~“Do you go on to Omsk?”
 8        I,  XI  |      Semipolatinsk, and for some days, by forced marches, have
 9        I,  XII |         Tartar vanguard; and two days before the authorities had
10        I,  XII |          meet you again in a few days at Omsk,” added Blount.~“
11        I,  XIV |     after an investment of a few days.~The garrison of Omsk, reduced
12        I,  XIV |        taken by Feofar-Khan some days previously, and it was thence
13        I,  XIV |          the mujik. “After a few days’ rest, little father, thou
14        I,  XIV |         been in thy hut?”~“Three days.”~“Three days lost!”~“Three
15        I,  XIV |       hut?”~“Three days.”~“Three days lost!”~“Three days hast
16        I,  XIV |         Three days lost!”~“Three days hast thou lain unconscious.”~“
17        I,  XIV |    Ogareff had been barely three days at Omsk, and had it not
18        I,  XIV |     which had detained him three days on the banks of the Irtych,
19        I,  XV  |         should arrive within ten days if he wished to get ahead
20        I,  XV  |      banks of the Irtych, twenty days had gone by since his departure.~
21        I,  XVI |      finish his journey in a few days.~Night came on, bringing
22        I,  XVII|  consequence of his losing three days on the banks of the Irtych.
23       II,  I   |         to be seen by them.~Four days passed thus without the
24       II,  II  |       shall be there—”~“In three days.”~A strange gleam shot from
25       II,  II  |         to the east. Still three days of patience, and may God
26       II,  II  |        indeed a journey of three days which the prisoners, under
27       II,  II  |         beings.~During these few days, which to them appeared
28       II,  II  |        Irtych, since it was some days after that incident that
29       II,  III |        worn out with their three days’ journey, and suffering
30       II,  III |       you said to me when, three days ago, I interrogated you
31       II,  IV  |       been together during these days of captivity. Marfa longed
32       II,  VI  |          Obi, that is, for eight days, must be almost exhausted.
33       II,  VI  |         the journey. For the six days during which they had been
34       II,  VII |       from Tomsk had taken eight days. If it had not been accomplished
35       II,  VII |         knew that he was several days in advance of the Tartars,
36       II,  VII |   expression, “an hotel for five days,” which, whether one is
37       II,  VIII|         Yenisei, a delay of some days would be caused until a
38       II,  VIII|          in this high region the days were sensibly shortening.
39       II,  VIII|       delayed, and that in eight days, or at most ten, he would
40       II,  IX  |       supply of food for several days, and as to water, there
41       II,  IX  |          this companion of a few days had done for them.~In answering,
42       II,  IX  |         15th of September, three days later, the two reached the
43       II,  IX  |          much fatigue. For three days it continued thus. It was
44       II,  IX  |     through at least five or six days before.~Beyond the village,
45       II,  IX  |      buried their prisoner three days before! For three days,
46       II,  IX  |     three days before! For three days, Nicholas waited for the
47       II,  IX  |     answer this!~And yet, twelve days after, on the 2d of October,
48       II,  X   |          hundred miles, or three days’ journey for a strong man,
49       II,  X   |      been in the place for three days in much perplexity, when
50       II,  XII |       course of the Lena. In six days they would arrive. Therefore,
51       II,  XII |    arrive. Therefore, before six days had passed, Irkutsk must
52       II,  XII |        the relieving army?”~“Six days at most, sir,” replied the
53       II,  XII | advancing by forced marches. Two days ago, they were on the banks
54       II,  XIII|       their prisoner for several days,” answered Ogareff. “That
55       II,  XIII|     after traveling seventy-nine days.”~The Grand Duke took the
56       II,  XIII|         only a question of a few days. The Tartars once masters
57       II,  XIII|         During the two following days, the 3rd and 4th of October,
58       II,  XIII|       with Ivan Ogareff.~For two days the besieged had enjoyed
59       II,  XIV |     against the town for several days. Now the troops expected
60       II,  XIV |          Ivan Ogareff.~For a few days already a sharp frost had
61       II,  XIV |          ice, which had for some days drifted past in large numbers,
62       II,  XV  |       join Ivan Ogareff.~For two days the besiegers attempted
63       II,  XV  |           which took place a few days after the entry of the Russian
64       II,  XV  |         set off for China.~A few days after the ceremony, Michael
65       II,  XV  |        proud of him.~After a few days passed at Omsk, Michael