Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |    saloons of the palace, which stood at a few paces only from
 2        I,  III | gestures as of words, he always stood motionless like a soldier
 3        I,  III | uttering a word, whilst Michael stood perfectly motionless.~The
 4        I,  III |  advanced a few steps, and then stood motionless, ready to answer.~
 5        I,  V   |     large wooden cottage, which stood, with many others, on a
 6        I,  XI  |      Blount, perfectly upright, stood, hat in hand, at some distance.
 7        I,  XVII|         colored green and gold, stood up against the gray sky.
 8        I,  XVII|       report of events.~Michael stood aside in the shadow, and
 9       II,  I   |      animated appearance.~There stood the Tartar tents; there
10       II,  I   |   semicircle round the clearing stood the tents of the great functionaries
11       II,  III |    group, in the midst of which stood Marfa.~The old Siberian
12       II,  IV  |        crouching poor, the town stood empty to the hordes of Feofar-Khan.
13       II,  IV  |        satisfied them that they stood well in the good graces
14       II,  V   | Sangarre did not dance, but she stood as a statue in the midst
15       II,  V   |         put out. Marfa Strogoff stood before him.~“My mother!”
16       II,  V   |       extended towards where he stood, was gazing at him. The
17       II,  VI  |        old rickety wooden bench stood in the middle of the room,
18       II,  IX  |         side of the road. Nadia stood beside him, waiting for
19       II,  XI  |       Blount, placed near them, stood these first assaults of
20       II,  XI  |       others with their knives, stood prepared to repulse their
21       II,  XI  |         of ice. The old boatman stood up, and the moujiks resumed
22       II,  XI  |         cry.~At the cry Michael stood up on the ice, which was
23       II,  XIV |    reigned in the room. Ogareff stood by a window, awaiting the
24       II,  XIV |       second attack.~Cold drops stood on Ogareff’s brow. He drew