Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  IV  |  Wladimir, and Novgorod, Czar of Kasan and Astrakhan, Czar of Poland,
 2        I,  IV  |        Novgorod, Wladimir, Kiev, Kasan, Astrakhan, and of Siberia,
 3        I,  V   |        quickly either to Perm or Kasan. It would be better, then,
 4        I,  VII |       this town from the town of Kasan. It is true that these boats
 5        I,  VII |         the Kama, a little below Kasan, they are obliged to quit
 6        I,  VII |  Including an hour’s stoppage at Kasan, the voyage from Nijni-Novgorod
 7        I,  VIII|         the Caucasus reached the Kasan quay, seven versts from
 8        I,  VIII|      seven versts from the town.~Kasan is situated at the confluence
 9        I,  VIII|        other, mujiks stopping at Kasan.~Michael Strogoff unconcernedly
10        I,  VIII| intelligence from some native of Kasan, when his attention was
11        I,  VIII|          may take the route from Kasan to Ishim, but that affords
12        I,  VIII|        Sangarre had disappeared.~Kasan is justly called the “Gate
13        I,  VIII|    detour by Perm, also connects Kasan with Ishim. It is perhaps
14        I,  VIII|     follow the second route from Kasan to Ishim, he had every chance
15        I,  VIII|     start. Passengers going from Kasan to Perm were crowding on
16        I,  VIII|          that it is working from Kasan to Paris.”~“You sent a dispatch
17        I,  VIII|          from some inhabitant of Kasan, had already transmitted
18        I,  XI  |        was to take the road from Kasan to Ekaterenburg.”~“Ah! you
19        I,  XI  |          and his disembarking at Kasan.~“Just well enough to make
20        I,  XI  |    smiling.~“You lost no time at Kasan,” dryly observed the Englishman.~“
21        I,  XIV |        by this other route, from Kasan to Ichim, across the Urals,