Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  XIV |        of Irtych. It is only one prisoner more to join the many they
 2        I,  XVII|        run a risk of being taken prisoner? Should he succeed in escaping
 3       II,  I   |     mother, of Nadia,— the one a prisoner at Omsk; the other dragged
 4       II,  I   |  intention at all of remaining a prisoner to these Tartars for an
 5       II,  II  |       Ogareff perceived that the prisoner’s attitude was insulting
 6       II,  II  |   afforded by the age of the old prisoner.~On the crowd of unhappy
 7       II,  II  |         been taken to Omsk. Kept prisoner in the town, she shared
 8       II,  II  |   imagine that this old woman, a prisoner like herself, was the mother
 9       II,  III |        place of the son whom the prisoner had lost.~But what neither
10       II,  III |        is in the encampment.”~“A prisoner?”~“A prisoner.”~“Ah!” exclaimed
11       II,  III |    encampment.”~“A prisoner?”~“A prisoner.”~“Ah!” exclaimed Ogareff, “
12       II,  III |        Michael was living, but a prisoner. Did Ogareff know him, or
13       II,  IV  | traveling companion—alone, and a prisoner! We must save her.”~“Calm
14       II,  IV  |    perfectly livid.~“Who is this prisoner?” asked the Emir, in a tone
15       II,  VIII|      without perceiving that his prisoner had escaped.~Michael and
16       II,  IX  |          led her towards the old prisoner without knowing who she
17       II,  IX  |         Tartars had buried their prisoner three days before! For three
18       II,  XIII|       soldiers.”~“Were you taken prisoner by the Tartars?”~“Yes, your
19       II,  XIII|       your Highness, I was their prisoner for several days,” answered
20       II,  XIII|          it was there I was made prisoner!”~The Grand Duke grew calmer,
21       II,  XIII|        she long since been taken prisoner? The only alleviation to