Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |         paces only from the “old house of stones”—in former days
 2        I,  III |    animal’s skin to his father’s house, many versts distant, exhibiting
 3        I,  III |          be induced to leave the house of the Strogoffs, at Omsk,
 4        I,  IX  |        there was not an inn, the house of the Russian peasant would
 5        I,  XIII|      night must be passed at the house. Nadia could profit by it
 6        I,  XVI |        looked carefully for some house which had not been deserted.
 7        I,  XVI |          this way?”~“Yes, for my house is in flames.”~“Was it an
 8        I,  XVII|        trees, he saw an isolated house, which it would be possible
 9        I,  XVII|  accordingly ran on towards this house, still about half a verst
10        I,  XVII|      water, when the door of the house was again thrown open.~Thinking
11        I,  XVII|       out close to the telegraph house, and a perfect shower of
12        I,  XVII|        not before perceived.~The house was surrounded by Tartar
13       II,  III | rear-guard of the Tartar army. A house had been arranged for him
14       II,  III |           and was shown into the house occupied by the Emir’s lieutenant.
15       II,  VI  |        There they found an empty house, the door wide open. An
16       II,  VI  |     closer united. They left the house after an hour’s repose.
17       II,  VII |         place of rest. The first house, the door of which they
18       II,  IX  |         horizon. There was not a house in sight. The last of the
19       II,  X   |          issuing from a deserted house, ran as fast as they could
20       II,  XV  |       awaited them in the little house of the Strogoffs. She clasped