Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |        guard, who, with folded arms and thoughtful brow, was
 2        I,  III |       sealed with the imperial arms.~The Czar, rising, told
 3        I,  IV  |     first train. He carried no arms, openly at least, but under
 4        I,  IV  |    lord, in truth, is he whose arms are an eagle with two heads,
 5        I,  V   |       letter with the imperial arms on it carefully at the bottom
 6        I,  VIII| Caucasus almost in his rival’s arms.~“I thought the Caucasus
 7        I,  VIII|       Madame Fedor died in the arms of her daughter, who was
 8        I,  IX  |     throats more than muscular arms, the tarantass flew along
 9        I,  X   |         Nadia, motionless, her arms folded, gazed forth also,
10        I,  XII |   Michael quietly, folding his arms across his chest.~“You will
11        I,  XII |       courier of the Czar, his arms crossed over his chest was
12        I,  XIV |        She stretched forth her arms to him. Michael Strogoff
13        I,  XIV |       locked his mother in his arms; but if he yielded it was
14       II,  I   |      quartered with the Emir’s arms.~In a semicircle round the
15       II,  III |        felt to take her in his arms, and once more press the
16       II,  III |       almost immediately under arms.~Ivan Ogareff arrived, surrounded
17       II,  III |        herself up, crossed her arms on her breast, and waited.~“
18       II,  III |       letter with the imperial arms was found in Michael’s bosom;
19       II,  IV  |    which sparkled on her neck, arms, hands, at her waist, and
20       II,  V   |         which clashed on their arms, and by the hollow sounds
21       II,  V   |    gnashing of doutares.~Their arms, covered with a colored
22       II,  V   |        her eyes open wide, her arms extended towards where he
23       II,  V   |    cords which bound Michael’s arms. The blind man knew not
24       II,  VI  |         her steps flagged, her arms fell to her sides, she dropped
25       II,  VII |     placed her in her father’s arms. Though Nicholas had resolved
26       II,  VII |        in width, and forms two arms, of unequal size, through
27       II,  VII |    flow swiftly. Between these arms lie several islands, covered
28       II,  VIII|      eyes behold you, when his arms open to receive you! If
29       II,  IX  |    then took her in his strong arms and, having no longer to
30       II,  IX  |       that he cannot move, his arms bound to his body like those
31       II,  IX  |        him. He took her in his arms and went on towards the
32       II,  X   |   Michael, carrying her in his arms, issued from the mountain
33       II,  XI  |      them, she would be in his arms, giving him her mother’s
34       II,  XII |   exile, now his companions in arms!~Wassili Fedor wrung, with
35       II,  XIV |  Michael had seized her in his arms, and plunged with her into
36       II,  XV  |      Nadia was in her father’s arms. Michael Strogoff, Nadia,
37       II,  XV  |         falling into Michael’s arms. Then turning towards Wassili
38       II,  XV  |    clasped passionately in her arms the girl whom in her heart