Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  III |         when he moved, his step showed a firmness, a freedom of
 2        I,  IV  |     give trouble to anyone, all showed that she was accustomed
 3        I,  IV  |    passengers.~Michael Strogoff showed his podorojna, made out
 4        I,  VII |  departure of the Caucasus, and showed themselves pitiless to those
 5        I,  VIII|         was my duty.”~The words showed the character of the brave
 6        I,  X   |   disturbed. Successive crashes showed that many of the trees had
 7        I,  XII |     limits of strict propriety, showed that he was greatly struck
 8        I,  XII |         silent energy which she showed in bearing all the fatigues
 9        I,  XII |        noise of wheels and whip showed that the berlin, drawn by
10        I,  XV  |       Besides, Michael Strogoff showed himself little, if at all.
11        I,  XV  |       his departure from Moscow showed him the importance of his
12        I,  XVI |  curling upwards on the horizon showed that huts and hamlets were
13        I,  XVI |     torrent. Even to attempt it showed Michael’s marvelous courage.
14       II,  III |    great animation. His emotion showed the extreme importance he
15       II,  III |       No.”~On this reply, which showed such determined resolution,
16       II,  V   |   before the Emir’s throne, and showed off, by the contrast, their
17       II,  VI  |         in a tone which plainly showed that none of his energy
18       II,  VI  |         necessary, for his legs showed no sign of failing him;
19       II,  VI  |       to know them.”~This reply showed Nicholas Pigassof’s character.
20       II,  VI  |   snored with a clearness which showed the calmness of his conscience.
21       II,  XI  | detachment had been seen, which showed that the raft was not abreast
22       II,  XIII|    shoes being in a state which showed that he had been obliged
23       II,  XIV |         fro in the Angara camp, showed that a considerable movement