Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VI  |           murmur of protestation, a cry of despair, but this was
 2        I,  X   |              The iemschik uttered a cry.~Michael Strogoff in vain
 3        I,  XIII|            s brow contracted, and a cry escaped him.~“What is the
 4        I,  XIII|        disappeared.~Nadia uttered a cry, but before she had time
 5        I,  XIV |            conversation. Suddenly a cry made him tremble, a cry
 6        I,  XIV |             cry made him tremble, a cry which penetrated to the
 7        I,  XVI |            out!” he shouted.~At the cry, all the men of the bivouac
 8       II,  III |          started up; an involuntary cry escaped her.~Michael Strogoff
 9       II,  III |           fell upon him.~At Nadia’s cry Michael started. But he
10       II,  III |          being struck had uttered a cry of rage and pain, stopped
11       II,  V   |        Michael’s eyes.~A despairing cry was heard. His aged mother
12       II,  VI  |           the terrible scene. Not a cry escaped her when the scorching
13       II,  VIII|            Nadia uttered a piercing cry! They believed that their
14       II,  IX  |         said Nadia.~Then a mournful cry succeeded it—a despairing
15       II,  IX  |           succeeded it—a despairing cry, like the last appeal of
16       II,  IX  |           the right, from which the cry came!”~In a few minutes
17       II,  IX  |     Nicholas!” called the girl. Her cry was unanswered.~Michael
18       II,  IX  |        ground.~At the same moment a cry of horror escaped Nadia. “
19       II,  X   | abstractedly gazing at the shore. A cry was about to escape her.
20       II,  XI  |            suddenly Nadia uttered a cry.~At the cry Michael stood
21       II,  XI  |         Nadia uttered a cry.~At the cry Michael stood up on the
22       II,  XIV |              the girl had uttered a cry on seeing the fire spreading
23       II,  XIV |             once, Ogareff uttered a cry. A sudden light flashed