Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |      THE NEW PALACE~“SIRE, a fresh dispatch.”~“Whence?”~“From
 2        I,  IV  |      At the Wladimir station fresh travelers joined the train.
 3        I,  VII |    the bottle, made from the fresh sap of the birch-trees of
 4        I,  X   |      look after this one.”~A fresh burst of the storm interrupted
 5        I,  XII | relay, so as to make sure of fresh horses. They said a word
 6        I,  XIII|     able to supply them with fresh horses until the next morning,
 7        I,  XIV |   Irtych, received every day fresh reinforcements, and, what
 8        I,  XIV |   would have fallen; but the fresh air quickly revived him.
 9        I,  XV  | Could he have withstood this fresh trial?~Michael Strogoff
10        I,  XVI |    then to exchange it for a fresh one at Kolyvan. Kolyvan
11        I,  XVI |      Kolyvan would be like a fresh starting point, for on leaving
12        I,  XVI |     Ivan Ogareff more, yet a fresh tide of hate now rose in
13        I,  XVI |    not have been changed for fresh ones since Omsk, and must
14       II,  III |      Michael hoped that this fresh meeting at the Zabediero
15       II,  VIII|    and began to hope that no fresh obstacle would delay his
16       II,  IX  |     a comfortable tarantass, fresh horses, well-kept post-horses
17       II,  IX  |     Suddenly Serko uttered a fresh bark and darted towards
18       II,  X   |    it.~This immense basin of fresh water, fed by more than
19       II,  X   |    not expect to receive any fresh fugitives at Livenitchnaia,
20       II,  XI  |      Michael had to make any fresh effort to attain his end,
21       II,  XV  |   the besiegers attempted no fresh assault. They were discouraged