Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  XII |      That brought by Siberian fugitives from the seat of war was
 2        I,  XVII|       him by Blount: “Russian fugitives are escaping from the town. ‘
 3        I,  XVII|   Omsk, Siberia, 6th August.~“Fugitives are escaping from the town.
 4       II,  X   |    start. These Russians were fugitives of different conditions,
 5       II,  X   |       strictly than ever.~The fugitives’ plan was very simple. A
 6       II,  X   |      seemed probable that the fugitives could not reach it before
 7       II,  X   |   expect to receive any fresh fugitives at Livenitchnaia, and yet,
 8       II,  X   |    when the raft arrived. The fugitives’ plan was explained to them.
 9       II,  XI  |       degree the plans of the fugitives. Indeed, although the Tartar
10       II,  XI  |       far as either bank. The fugitives lay flat on the platform,
11       II,  XI  |  There was a sharp frost. The fugitives suffered cruelly, having
12       II,  XI  |    another nature menaced the fugitives. One that they could not
13       II,  XI  |       and without noise!”~The fugitives would indeed have to defend
14       II,  XI  |     would soon attack it. The fugitives must struggle without using
15       II,  XI  | silence, although many of the fugitives received severe bites.~The
16       II,  XI  | across the ice. The exhausted fugitives were getting weaker. The
17       II,  XI  |     banks beyond Irkutsk. The fugitives had by this time reached
18       II,  XI  |   sometimes fell upon it. The fugitives stretched on the platform
19       II,  XI  |  Poshkavsk.~Nevertheless, the fugitives, lighted every now and then
20       II,  XI  |    was just possible that the fugitives would escape this danger.
21       II,  XI  |   stopped, not only would the fugitives not reach Irkutsk, but they
22       II,  XI  |     hours of night. Could the fugitives not reach Irkutsk by five
23       II,  XI  |      was irreparable, and the fugitives must give up all hope of
24       II,  XI  |     bank startled the unhappy fugitives. A shower of balls fell
25       II,  XI  |       from the left bank. The fugitives, taken between two fires,
26       II,  XIV |      the Czar, Nadia, and the fugitives, floated on a current of
27       II,  XV  |     escaped, as had the other fugitives, before the flames had reached