Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |      interrogate him further. The questions were not long in coming.~“
 2        I,  II  |         his policy, continued his questions. “Where was Ogareff last
 3        I,  III |            The Czar suspended his questions for a moment. Then, pointing
 4        I,  IV  |        eyes, and asked numberless questions, to which he received only
 5        I,  IV  |     putting so many insignificant questions was, that amongst the many
 6        I,  IV  |          of assent.~Hearing these questions and replies, Michael Strogoff
 7        I,  VII |       satisfactorily answer their questions.~Numerous Cossacks came
 8        I,  VIII|    contenting himself with asking questions, confiding in his memory,
 9        I,  XIII|         on replying to the girl’s questions.~“You say no! Why, brother,
10        I,  XVI |        line of action until these questions were answered. Was the country
11        I,  XVI |          Will you answer me a few questions?” he asked.~“Speak,” replied
12       II,  II  |          of separating. The petty questions of rivalry were forever
13       II,  II  |  presentiment, Marfa Strogoff put questions upon questions to Nadia.~“
14       II,  II  |       Strogoff put questions upon questions to Nadia.~“You told me he
15       II,  XI  |       into Irkutsk?~Such were the questions which Alcide asked himself,
16       II,  XIII|      without his putting any more questions. Then taking up the letter,
17       II,  XIII| reluctance when much pressed with questions. He always added that they
18       II,  XIII|            prepared for all these questions, replied without the least