Book,  Chapter

 1       II,  IX  |             little affluents of the Angara.~They continued their journey.
 2       II,  X   |                CHAPTER X BAIKAL AND ANGARA~LAKE BAIKAL is situated
 3       II,  X   |            no other outlet than the Angara, which after passing Irkutsk
 4       II,  X   |         lake up to the mouth of the Angara, and sixty miles from the
 5       II,  X   |         miles from the mouth of the Angara to Irkutsk; in all, a hundred
 6       II,  X   |          occupied both banks of the Angara, they hoped to reach it
 7       II,  X   |            bank to the mouth of the Angara; this current they hoped
 8       II,  X   |            between the banks of the Angara, should pieces of ice be
 9       II,  X   |        versts from the mouth of the Angara. It seemed probable that
10       II,  X   |            could not drift into the Angara, having already passed the
11       II,  X   |           evening, the mouth of the Angara was signaled by the old
12       II,  X   |            between the banks of the Angara, and consequently were descending
13       II,  X   |            the rapid current of the Angara.~The old boatman did not
14       II,  X   |         along in the current of the Angara. A moving panorama was displayed
15       II,  X   |            the rapid current of the Angara.~
16       II,  XI  |            the narrow valley of the Angara.~The darkness could not
17       II,  XI  |          still burning village. The Angara was occasionally illuminated
18       II,  XI  |         place on the surface of the Angara, or was it to serve as an
19       II,  XI  |       disaster on the waters of the Angara. Whether it was set on fire
20       II,  XI  | conflagrations on both banks of the Angara, for should a lighted straw
21       II,  XI  |          from the right bank of the Angara. “This will never be finished!”
22       II,  XI  |       falling on the surface of the Angara would be sufficient to spread
23       II,  XI  |          stranded.~At this spot the Angara narrowed, it being half
24       II,  XI  |             There the waters of the Angara again flowed freely. Several
25       II,  XI  |     confounded the two banks of the Angara. On the right hand were
26       II,  XI  |            hand was extended up the Angara. His face, on which a bluish
27       II,  XII |            On the right side of the Angara rises a hill, on which are
28       II,  XII |       peasants of the valley of the Angara, and leaving a desert between
29       II,  XII |     confluence of the Irkut and the Angara, on the right bank of the
30       II,  XII |          the bridges destroyed. The Angara being here very wide, it
31       II,  XII |             Tartars appeared on the Angara, earth-works had been raised.
32       II,  XII |        flooded by the waters of the Angara, was dug between the scarp
33       II,  XII |             camp on the bank of the Angara, whilst waiting the arrival
34       II,  XII |           25th of September, in the Angara camp, and the whole of the
35       II,  XII |     Feofar-Khan.~The passage of the Angara in front of Irkutsk having
36       II,  XII |           long, on the banks of the Angara. But the Cossacks, the police,
37       II,  XII |          had accompanied him to the Angara, urged him to put this plan
38       II,  XII |            Ice is drifting down the Angara, which will not be long
39       II,  XII |         degrees below zero, and the Angara has still carried down drifting
40       II,  XII |         camp, flickering beyond the Angara. Down the river drifted
41       II,  XII |           be very difficult for the Angara to freeze all over. The
42       II,  XIII|        ice-blocks drifting down the Angara.~A quarter of an hour passed
43       II,  XIV |             attempt at crossing the Angara from the left bank was to
44       II,  XIV |            stir was going on in the Angara camp. From the windows of
45       II,  XIV |          defense on the bank of the Angara and at the two ends of the
46       II,  XIV |     greatest. The right bank of the Angara had been protected with
47       II,  XIV |           posted by the bank of the Angara, obliged to conceal their
48       II,  XIV |           Should the channel of the Angara continue to be thus obstructed,
49       II,  XIV |           would not try to pass the Angara, and that, on its side at
50       II,  XIV |            possible. The bed of the Angara was clear. The blocks of
51       II,  XIV |           some narrower part of the Angara, the blocks had accumulated
52       II,  XIV |            case. The passage of the Angara was thus open to the besiegers.
53       II,  XIV |          flitting to and fro in the Angara camp, showed that a considerable
54       II,  XIV |           the roaring waters of the Angara. Ogareff took a match from
55       II,  XIV |        thrown on the surface of the Angara! There are numerous naphtha
56       II,  XIV |         thrown on the waters of the Angara. In an instant, with electrical
57       II,  XIV |      lighted by the flames from the Angara; then he made ready to go
58       II,  XIV |           tongues of flame from the Angara licked its walls, but were
59       II,  XV  |            immediately broke up the Angara camp. Irkutsk was at last
60       II,  XV  |       gaining the right bank of the Angara by means of the icy barrier,