Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |    Nevertheless, General Kissoff waited until the officer to whom
 2        I,  IV  |          by a slight pallor.~She waited—Michael Strogoff waited
 3        I,  IV  |          waited—Michael Strogoff waited also.~Both remained quiet.~“
 4        I,  VII |          even questioned her. He waited until she should speak to
 5        I,  XIII| contemptuously at the young man, waited to be questioned.~“You belong
 6        I,  XVII|         Faithful to his post, he waited behind his little wicket
 7       II,  II  |    Sangarre had to wait, and she waited, without losing sight of
 8       II,  III |        to compromise himself, he waited.~The prisoners were to encamp
 9       II,  III |          arms on her breast, and waited.~“You are Marfa Strogoff?”
10       II,  III |       Tartar drew himself up. He waited. “Begin!” said Ogareff.
11       II,  IV  |     himself before the Emir, and waited with some impatience for
12       II,  VI  |    herself in the shade. She had waited till the crowd left the
13       II,  VI  |          right.~Michael Strogoff waited alone for a minute, listening
14       II,  VI  |          be almost exhausted. He waited.~The cart was soon at the
15       II,  VII |   tumultuous violence. All three waited until the misty curtain
16       II,  VIII|          When his horse fell, he waited until it got up. It was,
17       II,  IX  |         For three days, Nicholas waited for the help which now came
18       II,  XII |       the Grand Duke, bowed, and waited to be questioned.~“Wassili
19       II,  XIV |      time, nothing. The officers waited, ready to give their orders,