Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  IV  |        never went so far as to attempt to divine the intentions
 2        I,  VI  |   invaders, as he was about to attempt doing himself. If, moreover,
 3        I,  VIII|         Nadia,” said Michael, “attempt to cross the steppes of
 4        I,  X   |        without such danger, to attempt after sunrise.”~“Let us
 5        I,  XVI |    rapid as a torrent. Even to attempt it showed Michael’s marvelous
 6       II,  II  |       fired. Perhaps it was an attempt at revolt or escape, which
 7       II,  II  |    consequence, a struggle, an attempt at flight, shots fired which
 8       II,  II  |  exhibit my feelings were I to attempt to look him in the face.”~
 9       II,  II  |     give up his first plan and attempt to escape during the journey.~
10       II,  III |        there. She did not then attempt to discover him, for it
11       II,  V   |      his eyes!~Michael did not attempt to resist. Nothing existed
12       II,  VII |  Michael would not hesitate to attempt the passage! Twenty minutes
13       II,  IX  |       The young girl wished to attempt this last effort asked by
14       II,  X   |      They resolved to make the attempt.~Alcide directly communicated
15       II,  XI  |   beforehand, if necessary, to attempt some bold stroke.~Restored
16       II,  XI  | guessed what Michael wished to attempt. One of the blocks was only
17       II,  XII |         The Grand Duke did not attempt to oppose the enemy in their
18       II,  XIV |        the same time a feigned attempt at crossing the Angara from
19       II,  XIV |      no doubt not make another attempt against the town for several
20       II,  XIV |       its side at least, their attempt was only a feint.~About
21       II,  XIV |     had the first, this second attempt failed. The knife had simply