Book, Chapter
1 I, VIII| began:~“Brother, I am the daughter of an exile. My name is
2 I, VIII| embrace his sick wife and his daughter, so soon to be left alone,
3 I, VIII| died in the arms of her daughter, who was thus left alone
4 I, XIII| of sister, I am Marfa’s daughter.”~And as Michael did not
5 I, XVI | still young, evidently his daughter and the mother of the poor
6 II, II | May God reward you, my daughter, for what you have done
7 II, II | Are you sure of it, my daughter?”~“Why should he have deceived
8 II, II | told me he was fearless, my daughter. You have proved that he
9 II, II | handsome? Come, speak, my daughter.”~“He was very handsome,”
10 II, III | murmured in her ear, “Stay, my daughter!”~“It is he!” replied Nadia,
11 II, III | towards him! Imitate me, my daughter.”~Michael had just experienced
12 II, III | You know me no longer, my daughter. Whatever may happen, and
13 II, XI | never come to an end, his daughter would remain exiled with
14 II, XII | resemblance to those of his daughter, Nadia Fedor.~This Tartar
15 II, XII | of the departure of his daughter, who had obtained from the
16 II, XII | had no further news of his daughter.~Wassili Fedor entered the
17 II, XIII| father suffered. If his daughter, Nadia Fedor, had left Russia
18 II, XIII| circumstances under which his daughter must have left European
19 II, XIII| Wassili Fedor no news of his daughter.~“But at what time,” asked
20 II, XIII| asked Ogareff, “must your daughter have left the Russian territory?”~“
21 II, XIII| is too probable that your daughter must have passed the frontier,
22 II, XIII| comparing the date on which his daughter would have been at Nijni-Novgorod,
23 II, XV | asked the Grand Duke.~“The daughter of the exile, Wassili Fedor,”
24 II, XV | replied Michael.~“The daughter of Captain Fedor,” said
25 II, XV | Duke, “has ceased to be the daughter of an exile. There are no
26 II, XV | a hundred times called “daughter.” The brave old Siberian,
27 II, XV | neither his son nor his daughter had any occasion to leave
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