Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  | soldiers had marched before the news of the rebellion reached
 2        I,  IV  |   characters assembled, a small news exchange.~The train in which
 3        I,  VI  |         in knowing the smallest news from Siberia, how could
 4        I,  VII |         deck, and eager for any news which might bear on his
 5        I,  VII |         it is very certain that news will not shower down upon
 6        I,  VIII|         quay. They had come for news. The governor of the province
 7        I,  VIII|     that!”~What! such important news, and Harry Blount had not
 8        I,  VIII|        Moscow that I learnt the news.”~“And despite it, you continued
 9        I,  XI  |        found, and without doubt news also.”~“To the invaded provinces?”
10        I,  XI  |        asked Michael, whom this news, more or less true, so directly
11        I,  XII |         as he did not run after news, and wished, on the contrary,
12        I,  XII |      immediately went off after news. That brought by Siberian
13        I,  XII |    carriages reached Ichim. The news was worse and worse with
14        I,  XIII|      boatmen gave them alarming news of the Tartar invasion.
15        I,  XIII|           Have you received any news of your mother since the
16        I,  XIII|      wrote to me contained good news. Marfa is a brave and energetic
17        I,  XIV |       At Moscow.”~“Thou hast no news of him?”~“No news.”~“Since
18        I,  XIV |       hast no news of him?”~“No news.”~“Since how long?”~“Since
19        I,  XV  |         exceedingly anxious for news, could ascertain nothing
20        I,  XV  |    remote village of the Baraba news of the war was utterly wanting.
21        I,  XV  |     around Tomsk, which, if the news were true, was occupied
22        I,  XVII|         According to the latest news obtained by the Czar’s courier,
23        I,  XVII|      would now hear interesting news, and would find out whether
24        I,  XVII|       his power to send off the news just as the events occurred.
25        I,  XVII|       telegraphed the following news, just brought him by Blount: “
26       II,  III |       him, and said, “I have no news.”~Ivan Ogareff’s only reply
27       II,  IV  |     together in the chase after news. After leaving Zabediero,
28       II,  XII |        a thunder clap, came the news of the invasion.~He hastened
29       II,  XII |       incontestable proofs. The news of the taking of Ichim,
30       II,  XII |        same time with this last news, the Grand Duke heard that
31       II,  XII |         time, he had no further news of his daughter.~Wassili
32       II,  XIII|         hearing this disastrous news. He walked to and fro in
33       II,  XIII|     could give Wassili Fedor no news of his daughter.~“But at
34       II,  XIII|         stopped on learning the news of the Tartar invasion!”~
35       II,  XIII|        line of the Obi when the news reached Moscow, and lastly,