Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |        rapacious warriors, all ready to join an enterprise so
 2        I,  III |      Michael Strogoff.”~“Is he ready to set out?”~“He awaits
 3        I,  III |     and then stood motionless, ready to answer.~The Czar again
 4        I,  VII |     came and went on the quay, ready to assist the agents, but
 5        I,  VIII|  effects of the steam. She was ready to start. Passengers going
 6        I,  IX  |     you would have gone alone, ready to struggle against the
 7        I,  X   |    sister?”~“No, brother.”~“Be ready for anything; here comes
 8        I,  X   |        comes the storm!”~“I am ready.”~Michael Strogoff had only
 9        I,  X   |     Nadia, I know that you are ready to brave everything, but,
10        I,  XII |    told that his tarantass was ready to start.~“Good,” said he.~
11        I,  XII |        reporters looked at him ready to support him should he
12        I,  XIII|  rather be alone, and she made ready to go to her room.~Just
13        I,  XIII|          said Michael; “but be ready for anything.”~“I am ready,”
14        I,  XIII|     ready for anything.”~“I am ready,” replied Nadia.~“Even to
15        I,  XIII|         Nadia!” cried Michael, ready to jump overboard.~The girl
16        I,  XIV |        but still saddled, were ready to start at the first order.
17        I,  XVI |        the bank of the stream, ready to plunge in if necessary.~
18        I,  XVI |      his revolver in his hand, ready to blow out the brains of
19        I,  XVII|       by Tartars, Michael made ready to leap out of the window,
20       II,  II  |       will find here ears very ready to listen to you.”~“Takhsir,”
21       II,  V   | Meantime, Michael was standing ready, his eyes returning the
22       II,  VIII|    apparently indifferent, but ready to seize any opportunity
23       II,  XI  |      question: “Nadia, are you ready?” to which she replied as
24       II,  XI  |        replied as usual, “I am ready!”~For a few versts more
25       II,  XI  |       making a single remark, “ready for anything,” Nadia took
26       II,  XII |   merchants, “that we shall be ready to execute your orders,
27       II,  XII |         we must hold ourselves ready for any emergency.”~He then,
28       II,  XIV |  nothing. The officers waited, ready to give their orders, according
29       II,  XIV |      shadow, like a wild beast ready to spring on its prey. A
30       II,  XIV |       the Angara; then he made ready to go out. But scarcely
31       II,  XIV |     come on, if he dares! I am ready for him.”~In the mean time,
32       II,  XIV |        a pistol to his temple, ready to fire.~“Your name?” asked