Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |        mind.~“We are, then,” he continued, after having drawn General
 2        I,  I   |  English correspondent.~“Then,” continued Alcide Jolivet, “you know
 3        I,  II  |  reproaches cast on his policy, continued his questions. “Where was
 4        I,  III |        it.”~“Michael Strogoff,” continued the Czar, giving the letter
 5        I,  IV  |      Petersburg, has since been continued to the Russian frontier.
 6        I,  IV  |       In short, little father,” continued the first speaker, “these
 7        I,  VIII|       roam.”~ The laughing girl continued her song, but Michael Strogoff
 8        I,  VIII|     news.”~“And despite it, you continued your journey?”~“It was my
 9        I,  IX  | traveled all night. The weather continued fine, though the atmosphere
10        I,  X   |     thunderclaps had become one continued peal. The ground, struck
11        I,  XI  |      their journey could not be continued, with the most perfect coolness
12        I,  XIII|     drift away, and the Tartars continued to descend the Irtych.~
13        I,  XIV |         in their boat, and have continued the descent of Irtych. It
14        I,  XV  |     animal could no longer have continued the journey. At Elamsk,
15        I,  XVI |        between the two officers continued, and Michael understood
16        I,  XVII|     most amiable manner. And he continued faithfully to transmit to
17       II,  VI  |   perhaps. Tell me, my friend,” continued Michael, “have you never
18       II,  VI  |       unmoved.~“Little father,” continued Nicholas, “it seems to me
19       II,  VII |         Michael.~The search was continued. They examined the houses
20       II,  VIII|         a halt, the journey was continued in the afternoon. The distance
21       II,  VIII|        me!”~“It is my fate,” he continued. And he put his horse in
22       II,  VIII|  assisted up, and the cruel fun continued. At sight of this wicked
23       II,  IX  |         no response.~“Michael,” continued Nadia, “do you not know
24       II,  IX  |   affluents of the Angara.~They continued their journey. Michael walked
25       II,  IX  |      fatigue. For three days it continued thus. It was plain that
26       II,  IX  |    again! Pray for me!”~Michael continued to dig, though the ground,
27       II,  IX  |      him!” said Michael. And he continued his work.~Soon, the body
28       II,  XI  |      half past eleven. The raft continued to glide on amongst the
29       II,  XI  |        few versts more the raft continued to drift amongst the floating
30       II,  XI  |       themselves from the floe, continued to drift towards Irkutsk.
31       II,  XV  |        and the investment still continued; but on the 7th of October,