Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VII |       Michael Strogoff awake. He walked up and down, but always
 2        I,  VIII|   crossing his hands behind him, walked off and seated himself in
 3        I,  XIV |          little accustomed. They walked nowhere alone, but in armed
 4        I,  XVII|     Whilst he was working Blount walked to the window and, his field
 5       II,  II  |     Ogareff and the housch-begui walked forward and almost immediately
 6       II,  III |          eyes with his hands and walked quickly away.~Nadia’s impulse
 7       II,  IV  |   numerous staff, and beside him walked the Khans of Khokhand and
 8       II,  V   |        hand to guide himself, he walked by degrees to the edge of
 9       II,  V   |     Suddenly Nadia appeared. She walked straight to her companion.
10       II,  VI  |         which guided him, he had walked at his ordinary pace.~Semilowskoe
11       II,  VI  |        Michael, hearing no sigh, walked at a speed he was unable
12       II,  VI  |        reaching Irkutsk.~Michael walked on, speaking little, absorbed
13       II,  VIII|      what he was doing, Nicholas walked straight up to the man,
14       II,  IX  | continued their journey. Michael walked with a firm step, and only
15       II,  IX  |         to think of her fatigue, walked more rapidly and with his
16       II,  XIII|         this disastrous news. He walked to and fro in the room,
17       II,  XIII|          glacis of this gate. He walked up and down, without fear
18       II,  XIV |          animated, the blind man walked straight up to Ivan Ogareff,