Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I  |    territory, received orders to march immediately upon Irkutsk?”~“
 2        I,  I  |         the one had not stolen a march on the other.~At that moment
 3        I,  II |       Perm?”~“About the month of March?”~“To go...?”~“Where, is
 4        I,  VII|         Precede! precede! Let us march abreast, keeping step, like
 5        I,  XIV|         Central Siberia, were to march upon Irkutsk.~Irkutsk was
 6       II,  I  |         A TARTAR CAMP~AT a day’s march from Kolyvan, several versts
 7       II,  I  |         effected, the army would march en masse on the capital
 8       II,  II |     rear-guard of an army on the march.~All these people lived
 9       II,  II |        where he sets.”~“And if I march with the sun?” asked the
10       II,  II |         any of his thoughts.~“To march with the sun,” answered
11       II,  II |          Ogareff quickly, “is to march to meet the sun. It is to
12       II,  II |       camp and the town— an easy march for the Emir’s soldiers,
13       II,  III|         Orders had been given to march rapidly. The short halts
14       II,  III|         parched by their painful march, most needed. To find a
15       II,  IV |     whips. They were destined to march past Feofar-Khan and his
16       II,  VI |       bleeding under that forced march, have carried her thither?
17       II,  VI |         You think that they will march on to Irkutsk?”~“I fear
18       II,  VII|        Tartar army might at once march upon Irkutsk. The battle
19       II,  VII| destroyed to retard the Tartars’ march? He knew the Yenisei, its
20       II,  VII|         a bridge of boats, their march towards Irkutsk would certainly
21       II,  IX |         from him to continue the march.~It was ten o’clock. The
22       II,  IX |         troop of horse.~Then the march was resumed; and when Michael
23       II,  XII|          as he hoped. First, the march of the Tartar army was delayed