Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VI  |           CHAPTER VI BROTHER AND SISTER~HOWEVER disastrous these
 2        I,  VI  |       and holding out his hand: “Sister,” said he.~She understood.
 3        I,  VI  |       from hesitating a moment.~“Sister,” repeated Michael Strogoff, “
 4        I,  VII |   therefore, to be a brother and sister traveling under the protection
 5        I,  VII |         Irkutsk, brother?”~“Yes, sister,” answered the young man. “
 6        I,  VII |  Mountains.”~“I ask you nothing, sister.”~“You shall know all,”
 7        I,  VII |           with a faint smile. “A sister should hide nothing from
 8        I,  VIII|        and took her hand. “Look, sister!” said he, leading her to
 9        I,  IX  |        will animated them both.~“Sister,” said Michael, “I wish
10        I,  IX  |       order, a young man and his sister, evidently both Russians,
11        I,  X   |         s hand. “Are you asleep, sister?”~“No, brother.”~“Be ready
12        I,  X   |          fear!”~“God is with us, sister!”~“With me truly, brother,
13        I,  XI  |       will only hold two, and my sister and I already fill it.”~“
14        I,  XI  |     price.~“You are not wounded, sister?” said Michael, springing
15        I,  XI  |      towards his companion. “The sister worthy of the brother!”
16        I,  XII |    anxious to reach Omsk; for my sister and I are going to rejoin
17        I,  XII |          which he had called her sister, his kindness to her in
18        I,  XII |           Was she not indeed his sister? His feeling towards his
19        I,  XII |        Why, Nicholas Korpanoff’s sister.”~“Is she his sister?”~“
20        I,  XII | Korpanoff’s sister.”~“Is she his sister?”~“No; his grandmother!”
21        I,  XIII|          you give me the name of sister, I am Marfa’s daughter.”~
22       II,  II  |          strength that you had a sister as well as a brother in
23       II,  II  |            said Nadia. “Brother, sister, mother—he has been all
24       II,  II  |         who gave you the name of sister is not dead. God cannot
25       II,  III |     think that either she or his sister will be a bit better off
26       II,  IV  |        is she!”~“What she?”~“The sister of our traveling companion—
27       II,  VI  |         the names “brother” and “sister.” In their common misfortune,
28       II,  VI  |          young lady?”~“She is my sister,” said Michael, who judged
29       II,  VI  |        name to Nadia.~“Yes, your sister, little father! But, believe
30       II,  VI  |          but if you will take my sister with you, I will follow
31       II,  VI  |          should not you and your sister mount in the kibitka? By
32       II,  VI  |        little blind father. Your sister will be beside you, in the
33       II,  VI  |       believed to be brother and sister.~After a day’s rest, Nadia
34       II,  VII |      travel with the brother and sister; and where would they find
35       II,  VII |         twilight.~“Where are we, sister?” asked Michael.~“Half a
36       II,  X   |         he recognized Nadia, the sister of the man who was no longer
37       II,  XV  |          said to her, “Nadia, my sister still, when you left Riga