Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  III |         arms.~The Czar, rising, told Michael Strogoff to draw
 2        I,  VIII|       at Irkutsk. She wrote and told him she was starting. She
 3        I,  XII |         ten minutes Michael was told that his tarantass was ready
 4        I,  XIII|        to the horses. Something told her that her companion was
 5       II,  II  |       heart overflowed, and she told all the events which had
 6       II,  II  |        that her young companion told intensely interested the
 7       II,  II  |        questions to Nadia.~“You told me he was fearless, my daughter.
 8       II,  II  |     Nadia, Nadia, you have just told me about my own son,” said
 9       II,  II  |     yours. Since my son has not told you his secret, I must keep
10       II,  II  | devotion to her. She could have told her that her companion,
11       II,  III |        the look in Marfa’s eyes told her all.~It was now beyond
12       II,  III |     herself by a gesture, which told me everything.”~“Are you
13       II,  IV  |      Siberian army. Jolivet had told his companion that he could
14       II,  IX  |        had not done before. She told all that had passed between
15       II,  IX  |      that her companion had not told, or could not tell, her
16       II,  X   |     blind man, adding what they told him to what he already knew,
17       II,  XII |       get into the town, and he told me that fifty thousand Russians
18       II,  XIII|      have left European Russia, told him all his uneasiness about
19       II,  XIII|        at that time. Her letter told me so expressly.”~“She was
20       II,  XV  |       his hands.~This story was told in a few words to the Grand