Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |     degraded from his rank by his Highness the Grand Duke, and exiled
 2        I,  II  |       your majesty’s brother, his Highness the Grand Duke, is now isolated
 3        I,  III |         shall be delivered to his Highness the Grand Duke.”~“Then thou
 4        I,  XV  |       Duke, and to exclaim: “Your highness, from his Majesty the Czar!”~
 5       II,  XII |       Muscovite territory.”~“Your Highness knows that all the population
 6       II,  XII |           to them.”~“I thank your Highness in the name of the town,”
 7       II,  XII |         orders, any day that your Highness may command a sortie.”~“
 8       II,  XII |        perhaps cross.”~“Will your Highness allow me to make an observation?”
 9       II,  XII |          river, I can assure your Highness that they will not enter
10       II,  XII |         to me, sir?”~“I have your Highness,” answered the head of police, “
11       II,  XII |    Siberian exiles, whom, as your Highness knows, are in the town to
12       II,  XII |           ask the consent of your Highness,” answered the head of police, “
13       II,  XII |         believe I may assure your Highness,” said the governor-general, “
14       II,  XII |         wish to recommend to your Highness,” said the head of police, “
15       II,  XII |          their captain.”~“I, your Highness?”~“Do you consent to be
16       II,  XII |          an exile.”~“Thanks, your Highness, but can I command those
17       II,  XII |     towards the Grand Duke.~“Your Highness,” said he, “a courier from
18       II,  XIII|          part of it on foot.~“His Highness the Grand Duke?” he asked.~
19       II,  XIII|       Czar?” he asked.~“Yes, your Highness.”~“You come?”~“From Moscow.”~“
20       II,  XIII|       were at Moscow?”~“Yes, your Highness; and on the night of the
21       II,  XIII|         in this state?”~“No, your Highness, but I was obliged to tear
22       II,  XIII|          the Tartars?”~“Yes, your Highness, I was their prisoner for
23       II,  XIII|     letter?” he asked.~“Yes, your Highness. I might have been obliged
24       II,  XIII|        the contents of it to your Highness.”~“You know that this letter
25       II,  XIII|         the invasion?”~“Yes, your Highness, but the movements have
26       II,  XIII|    Tartars?”~“Several times, your Highness.”~“And they were repulsed?”~“
27       II,  XIII|          than an engagement, your Highness,” answered Ogareff; “it
28       II,  XIII|           I speak the truth, your Highness,” replied Ivan Ogareff coldly. “
29       II,  XIII|           Grand Duke.~“None, your Highness, at any rate before the
30       II,  XIII|          must beware?”~“Yes, your Highness.”~“He will try to enter
31       II,  XIII|             I know all that, your Highness, and I know also that Ivan
32       II,  XIII|        meet with him?”~“Yes, your Highness, after the battle of Krasnoiarsk.
33       II,  XIII|          letter addressed to your Highness, in which his plans were
34       II,  XIII| immediately conducted before your Highness.”~“Good, Michael Strogoff,”
35       II,  XIII|         fight at the side of your Highness,” replied Ogareff.~“So be
36       II,  XIII|           present himself to your Highness under a false name?”~“We
37       II,  XIV |     brains to be blown out.~“Your Highness,” answered Michael, “ask
38       II,  XIV |         courier!”~“That man, your Highness, is not a courier of the