Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |     beyond the Irtish and the Obi.”~“And the traitor Ivan
 2        I,  XIII|       empties itself into the Obi, after a course of four
 3        I,  XV  |     outlet either towards the Obi or towards the Irtych. The
 4        I,  XV  |   upon the right banks of the Obi, Michael Strogoff would
 5        I,  XVI |          By the Emir; for the Obi’s waters are red.”~“Has
 6        I,  XVI |       but, having crossed the Obi, to take the Irkutsk road
 7        I,  XVI |  towards the left bank of the Obi, which was still forty versts
 8        I,  XVI |   streams, tributaries of the Obi. Michael therefore advanced
 9        I,  XVI |       the lower course of the Obi, were advancing by forced
10        I,  XVI |     Irkutsk road, and put the Obi between himself and them.
11        I,  XVI |     reaching the banks of the Obi, when, either by boat or
12        I,  XVI |      at full speed toward the Obi.~The Usbecks’ horses being
13        I,  XVI |       few trees.~This was the Obi, which flows from the southwest
14        I,  XVI |   fifty paces behind him.~The Obi was deserted—not a boat
15        I,  XVII|   following the course of the Obi two versts further, he reached
16        I,  XVII|  ascend the other bank of the Obi to the ferry. There he would
17        I,  XVII|    stopped on the left of the Obi, to await the result of
18        I,  XVII|      and Michael, leaving the Obi, went forward to the right
19       II,  II  |  region between Ichim and the Obi, now completely devastated,
20       II,  III | extends from the right of the Obi to the base of the spur
21       II,  III |      a little affluent of the Obi, which passes near Tomsk
22       II,  VI  |   ever since they crossed the Obi, that is, for eight days,
23       II,  VII |   attacked by Tartars. On the Obi, after his horse had been
24       II,  XIII|    masters of the line of the Obi when the news reached Moscow,