Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |      all at once, having twenty different ways of explaining his thoughts,
 2        I,  II  |       two million souls. Of the different tribes some are independent
 3        I,  II  |         country is divided into different states, governed by Khans,
 4        I,  III |    traverse, and understood its different dialects— not only from
 5        I,  IV  |       communication between the different provinces of Central Asia
 6        I,  IV  |       inhabitants. In it thirty different languages are spoken. The
 7        I,  V   |    although his accent was very different, the Bohemian replied in
 8        I,  VIII|         Harry Blount, sketching different types, or noting some observation;
 9        I,  IX  | Although the object of each was different, both were equally anxious
10        I,  X   |      mounted higher. With these different noises rose the shouts of
11        I,  XII |  regions of Western Siberia, so different from those of the east.
12        I,  XIII|         left far behind.~At the different relays at which they stopped
13        I,  XIV |         to Michael Strogoff the different incidents of the struggle
14       II,  I   |       were mingled specimens of different races who either reside
15       II,  I   |      enormous agglomerations of different tribes included under the
16       II,  V   |         before the Emir’s tent. Different Tartar instruments, the “
17       II,  V   |       their dances of styles so different. The instruments of the
18       II,  X   |      Russians were fugitives of different conditions, whom the same
19       II,  XII |   allies.~The junction of these different bodies was effected on the
20       II,  XII |      where they exercised their different professions, some doctors,