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 1        I,  I   |        words, appeared only to speak or gesticulate under the
 2        I,  IV  |      better take care, and not speak more than necessary. The
 3        I,  IV  |        country?”~“I have heard speak of a concentration of troops
 4        I,  IV  |    talked of but war, and they speak of it, with a freedom which
 5        I,  V   |        be understood when they speak before me, they had better
 6        I,  VII |        waited until she should speak to him, when that was necessary.
 7        I,  VII |        steamer could evidently speak of nothing but the occurrences
 8        I,  IX  |     little while Nadia did not speak. Then possessed with the
 9        I,  X   |        forward. Dragged, so to speak, by Michael and the iemschik,
10        I,  XI  |   irritation. He even began to speak of a lawsuit against the
11        I,  XIV |     with pitying eyes. “Do not speak, little father,” said the
12        I,  XIV |        said the mujik, “Do not speak! Thou art still too weak.
13        I,  XIV |  Strogoff stammered, unable to speak in his usual firm tone.~“
14        I,  XIV |     shall know how to make her speak, this old sorceress!”~
15        I,  XV  |       become insensible, so to speak, to physical suffering,
16        I,  XVI |     few questions?” he asked.~“Speak,” replied the old man.~“
17        I,  XVI |      how to make the old witch speak when the time comes.”~These
18        I,  XVI |     had undertaken to make her speak when he wished!~Michael
19       II,  II  |     wished the old Siberian to speak. Sangarre had to wait, and
20       II,  II  |    will force the old woman to speak?”~“It is approaching, Sangarre.”~“
21       II,  II  |        When will the old woman speak?”~“When we reach Tomsk.”~“
22       II,  II  |       question you,” said he; “speak, Ivan. You will find here
23       II,  II  |    girl would have been led to speak of their situation. But
24       II,  II  |       And very handsome? Come, speak, my daughter.”~“He was very
25       II,  II  |     had a mother. Did he never speak to you of his mother?”~“
26       II,  III |        we must make his mother speak.”~“To-morrow she shall speak!”
27       II,  III |   speak.”~“To-morrow she shall speak!” cried Ogareff. So saying,
28       II,  III | indomitable Siberian would not speak. To discover the courier
29       II,  III |      no torture would make her speak. She was sacrificing her
30       II,  IV  |       son had not been able to speak together since the terrible
31       II,  VI  |      before him.”~“And yet you speak of our separating, Michael?”~“
32       II,  VI  |    time to time Michael said, “Speak to me, Nadia.”~“Why should
33       II,  VI  |        the way. You have heard speak of Ivan Ogareff?”~“Yes.”~“
34       II,  VIII|        they do? They could not speak the Tartar language, and
35       II,  IX  |     not answer, he heard Nadia speak.~Yes! he heard her, for
36       II,  IX  |        to the girl, “You never speak to me of my mother, Nadia.”~
37       II,  IX  |        on the plain of Tomsk?~“Speak to me of her, Nadia,” said
38       II,  IX  |         Nadia,” said Michael. “Speak—you will please me.”~And
39       II,  IX  |       from you would vex me!”~“Speak, Nadia.”~“Why, now that
40       II,  IX  |   Nadia, with emotion. “Do not speak so. That does not answer
41       II,  IX  |   these words, Michael did not speak solely through hatred to
42       II,  X   |        whose whole life, so to speak, was concentrated in her
43       II,  XIII|    that Ichim, Omsk, Tomsk, to speak only of the more important
44       II,  XIII|        to curb his passion.~“I speak the truth, your Highness,”
45       II,  XV  |     returned Blount, “for they speak of difficulties arising