Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |            a few moments, when the door was again opened. The chief
 2        I,  III |        STROGOFF MEETS THE CZAR~THE door of the imperial cabinet
 3        I,  V   |         Strogoff more closely, the door of the cottage opened. He
 4        I,  V   |           and carefully closed the door.~“Good!” said Michael Strogoff,
 5        I,  IX  |        traveler might knock at any door, and it would be opened
 6        I,  XI  |         reporters perceived at the door of the post-house was their
 7        I,  XII |             Almost immediately the door was flung open and a man
 8        I,  XII |         the tarantass I saw at the door?”~“They belong to this traveler,”
 9        I,  XVII|           scouts.~He ran up to the door and pushed it open.~A single
10        I,  XVII|          bread and water, when the door of the house was again thrown
11        I,  XVII|       disappeared through a little door which Michael had not before
12       II,  VI  |          found an empty house, the door wide open. An old rickety
13       II,  VII |         rest. The first house, the door of which they pushed open,
14       II,  VII |     standing on the threshold of a door.~“Come!” he exclaimed. Nicholas
15       II,  X   |          had been hung at a church door. Of all that he collected
16       II,  XII |             Almost immediately the door was thrown open, an aide-de-camp
17       II,  XIV | aide-de-camp came to the room, the door of which was closed. He
18       II,  XIV |         scarcely had he opened the door, when a woman rushed into
19       II,  XIV |         taken to the Grand Duke. A door into a room flooded with
20       II,  XIV |            and entered by the open door.~“Fear nothing, Nadia,”
21       II,  XIV |           her companion ran to the door calling for help!~“Close
22       II,  XIV |       calling for help!~“Close the door, Nadia!” said Michael. “
23       II,  XIV |            At the same moment, the door was thrown open. The Grand