Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |       Now, except by the direct route from Ekaterenburg to Irkutsk,
 2        I,  III |        Omsk?”~“Sire, that is my route.”~“If thou dost see thy
 3        I,  IV  |      would either take the land route or the steamer on the Volga,
 4        I,  IV  |         descend the Irtish, the route to Irkutsk will not be safe,”
 5        I,  IV  |       Irkutsk?”~“Yes.”~“By what route?”~“By Perm.”~“Good!” replied
 6        I,  V   | Nijni-Novgorod has received the route,” declared another.~“They
 7        I,  VI  |      said he, “if she takes the route to Perm, it is nearly impossible
 8        I,  VII |     that is the best and safest route by which to cross the Ural
 9        I,  VII |     they should follow the same route to the Siberian steppes.
10        I,  VIII|    beyond it. They may take the route from Kasan to Ishim, but
11        I,  VIII|        It is true that a second route—the one of which Michael
12        I,  VIII|        should follow the second route from Kasan to Ishim, he
13        I,  IX  |        Hard ice everywhere, the route open, the road sure! But
14        I,  XII |       circumstances as to their route across the invaded country,
15        I,  XII |         by some less frequented route across the steppe.~Our travelers’
16        I,  XIV |       was he who, by this other route, from Kasan to Ichim, across
17        I,  XV  |        lighted by the moon, the route over the steppe is practicable.
18        I,  XVI |       and avoid Tomsk.~This new route decided on, Michael must
19        I,  XVI |         have followed any other route than that of the Baraba.”~“
20       II,  II  |          reinforcing himself en route with the conquerors of Kolyvan,
21       II,  XV  |         Wassili Fedor, took the route to Europe. The road so full