Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  V   |   surprised. She did not even ask an explanation. She must
 2        I,  VI  |      a spar, she was about to ask his help.~At that moment
 3        I,  VII |       the Ural Mountains.”~“I ask you nothing, sister.”~“You
 4        I,  VII |        So, in my turn, I will ask your permission to state
 5        I,  XIII|       what reason, Nadia? You ask me for what reason,” exclaimed
 6        I,  XVII|       there, hide himself and ask or take something to recruit
 7       II,  I   |       on the contrary. But to ask a favor of that gentleman
 8       II,  II  |   read them attentively. “You ask,” said he, “authorization
 9       II,  II  |   operations in Siberia?”~“We ask to be free, that is all,”
10       II,  II  |      done for me.”~“Mother, I ask you nothing,” replied Nadia.~
11       II,  IV  |    captivity. Marfa longed to ask her son’s pardon for the
12       II,  VI  |      of my voice! Perhaps you ask me that to find out where
13       II,  IX  |   girl, “I have a question to ask you. Do not answer it if
14       II,  X   |      when they step on board, ask them to come to me!”~It
15       II,  X   |      come to do in Siberia. I ask you to keep my secret. Will
16       II,  XII |    the merchant chief. “May I ask you what is the most distant
17       II,  XII |  bravery.~“What do the exiles ask?” said the Grand Duke.~“
18       II,  XII |    said the Grand Duke.~“They ask the consent of your Highness,”
19       II,  XIII|    you. Have you any favor to ask?”~“None; unless it is to
20       II,  XIV | Highness,” answered Michael, “ask me rather the name of the