Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |       really transformed? It was difficult to escape from this conclusion.~
 2        I,  I   |      regards myself, it would be difficult to avoid knowing it, since
 3        I,  III |   various times he has fulfilled difficult missions with success.”~“
 4        I,  III |   strength. It would have been a difficult task to move such a man
 5        I,  III |           through the midst of a difficult country, ravaged by some
 6        I,  IV  |    Central Asia will become very difficult.”~“Is it true,” asked his
 7        I,  IV  |          so vast a state must be difficult to maintain, and that it
 8        I,  V   | protection? No. To meet would be difficult. As to protection—what right
 9        I,  VI  |    little window was a much more difficult business. However, a word
10        I,  VII |         match that!”~“It will be difficult.”~“I can try, however.”~
11        I,  VIII|     empire was already extremely difficult. All this Michael Strogoff
12        I,  VIII|         heat. It would have been difficult, in this miserable dress,
13        I,  XII |   bearing all the fatigues of so difficult a journey.~The forced stoppages
14        I,  XIII|          passage was rather more difficult than that of the Tobol.
15        I,  XIII|   torrent, rendering the passage difficult enough. A swimmer could
16        I,  XIII|         which rendered their use difficult. Michael and Nadia, seated
17        I,  XIII|      doubt of succeeding in this difficult passage of the Irtych.~But
18        I,  XIV |        the breaches would not be difficult after nightfall. As for
19        I,  XV  |         make of it a region very difficult to cross during the hot
20        I,  XVI |        width.~It would have been difficult to stand against the current—
21        I,  XVII|           and it would have been difficult to escape them.~Suddenly,
22       II,  II  |     plans would be rendered more difficult.~This was the unpleasant
23       II,  II  |          nor accept them. In the difficult parts of the journey, the
24       II,  III |        would have been extremely difficult, if not impossible. The
25       II,  VII |            if it had not been so difficult.”~“That which has only been
26       II,  VII |         That which has only been difficult to us, friend,” answered
27       II,  VIII|       accomplish this would be a difficult undertaking. For the first
28       II,  VIII|        from which Nadia found it difficult to arouse him. The kibitka
29       II,  XI  |      raft becoming more and more difficult as the river was further
30       II,  XII |  observed, that it would be very difficult for the Angara to freeze
31       II,  XIII|         courage and zeal in your difficult mission. I will not forget