Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |        of those whom his policy kept, for a time, at a distance.
 2        I,  II  |         where the blue stone is kept on which each new khan must
 3        I,  III |       he had always religiously kept.~When Michael was twenty,
 4        I,  V   |        be off.~For two hours he kept walking about the streets,
 5        I,  VII | needless to say that the police kept a close watch over the departure
 6        I,  VII |      regular intervals. Anxiety kept Michael Strogoff awake.
 7        I,  VIII|     officers and a few Cossacks kept order among the crowd, and
 8        I,  VIII|       well supplied with relays kept at the expense of the government,
 9        I,  IX  |      counting the iemschik, who kept his equilibrium on his narrow
10        I,  IX  |       way in which the iemschik kept up the pace of his team
11        I,  IX  |         larger than the others, kept to a steady long trot, perfectly
12        I,  IX  |    stifling atmosphere.~Michael kept awake all night, mistrusting
13        I,  XII |         all his might, and only kept them at a gallop by dint
14        I,  XII |    recovered their strength and kept up for some minutes. The
15        I,  XV  |       of green wood, which were kept burning night and day, and
16       II,  II  |      anywhere. Ivan Ogareff was kept acquainted with all that
17       II,  II  |   Michael would, no doubt, have kept to the latter plan had he
18       II,  II  |         had been taken to Omsk. Kept prisoner in the town, she
19       II,  III |     been added to those already kept by the Emir in the Tartar
20       II,  III |         had understood all, and kept his secret.~During that
21       II,  III |         mother’s gesture as she kept back Nadia had not escaped
22       II,  III |      sleep. Their great anxiety kept them awake. Michael was
23       II,  IV  |        They had been pitilessly kept apart—a bitter aggravation
24       II,  VI  |       her companion’s eyes. She kept, by her strength of will,
25       II,  VI  |      two young people no longer kept the names “brother” and “
26       II,  VIII|       it among his clothes, and kept the other herself.~Nicholas
27       II,  XI  |    pressed it still closer, and kept it motionless, as though
28       II,  XIII|   several thousand Tartars were kept in readiness at the outposts,
29       II,  XV  |        the defenders of Irkutsk kept on their guard, and the