Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |              a clear head and a firm heart much can be done.~“Shall
 2        I,  II  |           able to find this head and heart?” thought the Czar.~
 3        I,  III |                Sire, he has.”~“And a heart?”~“A heart of gold.”~“His
 4        I,  III |              has.”~“And a heart?”~“A heart of gold.”~“His name?”~“Michael
 5        I,  III |             more rapid action of the heart. His eyes, of a deep blue,
 6        I,  III |          denote a generous and noble heart.~Michael Strogoff had the
 7        I,  III |             what was no less true, a heart of gold.~The only sentiment
 8        I,  III |             he went away with a full heart, but promising to come and
 9        I,  IX  | notwithstanding my reindeer coat, my heart growing chill, my limbs
10        I,  XIV |            pressed his hand upon his heart to restrain its beating.
11        I,  XIV |             wished it with his whole heart— she might have fled into
12        I,  XVI |             At this remark Michael’s heart beat violently.~“Yes,” answered
13        I,  XVI |              of hate now rose in his heart. The wretch who had betrayed
14       II,  I   |              he dared not reply, his heart sank very low.~At the same
15       II,  II  |             was going on in the very heart of the invaded provinces.
16       II,  II  |       himself?” she said.~And in her heart, she cried, “May it be I!”
17       II,  II  |             sorrow went to the proud heart of the young girl. She did
18       II,  II  |         little. However, one day her heart overflowed, and she told
19       II,  II  |         would read the depths of her heart, “in that hour of humiliation
20       II,  II  |        thrown on the mysteries of my heart, I cannot return on yours.
21       II,  III |          were always together in his heart, God had brought them together
22       II,  IV  |       founded in 1604, nearly in the heart of the Siberian provinces,
23       II,  V   |            Emir’s sentence Michael’s heart did not grow faint. He remained
24       II,  V   |      listened for the beating of her heart. Then he murmured a few
25       II,  VI  |              had sworn to reach. Her heart for an instant ceased to
26       II,  VI  |             But sometimes, as if her heart had ceased to beat for an
27       II,  VI  |              spoken of. Your Russian heart ought to leap when his name
28       II,  VII |              passed across Michael’s heart. He had not said to Nadia
29       II,  VIII|           brutality as wrung Nadia’s heart, and filled Nicholas with
30       II,  IX  |              man. He listened if his heart was still beating. . . .
31       II,  X   |            Their plan made Michael’s heart leap; a last chance was
32       II,  XI  |             his Cousin Madeleine. At heart, both were not without feeling
33       II,  XIII|               Fedor retired with his heart broken. In that interview
34       II,  XIV |           the wretch, stabbed to the heart, fell lifeless on the ground.~
35       II,  XV  |          subdue, welling up from his heart, gathered under his eyelids,
36       II,  XV  |                Then, nothing of your heart remains there?”~“Nothing,
37       II,  XV  |            arms the girl whom in her heart she had already a hundred