Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   | Irtish and the Obi.”~“And the traitor Ivan Ogareff, are there
 2        I,  II  |    also playing the part of a traitor, and that in him he has
 3        I,  II  |      was the instigator. This traitor, impelled by insane ambition
 4        I,  III |      Above all, beware of the traitor, Ivan Ogareff, who will
 5        I,  IV  |     was not known whether the traitor, calling in the foreigner
 6        I,  IV  |     it to be certain that the traitor had not yet been able to
 7        I,  XIV |     were led by an officer, a traitor to his country, but a man
 8        I,  XIV |      Ogareff. The plan of the traitor was to reach the Grand Duke
 9        I,  XIV |      meet it, even should the traitor be master of the whole of
10       II,  I   |   instinct, that this was the traitor whom it was especially necessary
11       II,  II  |      herself the slave of the traitor to whom she had been attached
12       II,  III |     only the letter which the traitor must have, but the bearer
13       II,  IV  |      cut obliquely across the traitor’s face.~Ogareff presented
14       II,  IV  |   Michael fiercely; “but your traitor’s face, Ivan, will not the
15       II,  V   |      a stern voice, “Ivan the Traitor, the last menace of my eyes
16       II,  V   |      Ogareff.”~This said, the traitor thrust the letter into his
17       II,  VI  |       it by Heaven above! The traitor shall meet me one day face
18       II,  IX  |  solely through hatred to the traitor. Nadia understood that her
19       II,  XIII|      slightly contracted. The traitor thought to himself that
20       II,  XIII|       letter I am warned of a traitor, of whom I must beware?”~“
21       II,  XIII|       things to beware of the traitor.”~“Did you meet with him?”~“
22       II,  XIII|     courier of the Czar was a traitor. It occurred very naturally
23       II,  XIV |     his available forces. The traitor planned also to produce
24       II,  XIV |       not do so, however. The traitor knew well that the Tartars
25       II,  XIV |   been left there. And by the traitor’s suggestion, and in order
26       II,  XIV |       silent!” hissed out the traitor between his clenched teeth.~“
27       II,  XIV |       take care, brother! The traitor is armed! He can see!”~Ogareff
28       II,  XIV |     parried the blow from the traitor’s useless sword.~Mad with
29       II,  XIV |       knout which I gave you, traitor and coward! I see the place
30       II,  XIV |    Grand Duke.~“Yes, Ivan the Traitor!”~“But who are you, then?”~“
31       II,  XV  |       the odious plans of the traitor. This was the reason of