Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |         known to him. Ogareff’s plan, therefore, is to go to
 2        I,  III | favorable to the success of his plan was, that he was thoroughly
 3        I,  XI  |      said he, “here is a better plan. We have now reached the
 4        I,  XIV |     object of Ivan Ogareff. The plan of the traitor was to reach
 5        I,  XVII|     country.~Michael Strogoff’s plan was simply this—to reach
 6       II,  II  |       to bivouac. Their chief’s plan, doubtless, was not to halt
 7       II,  II  |     better to give up his first plan and attempt to escape during
 8       II,  II  |         have kept to the latter plan had he not learnt that Feofar-Khan
 9       II,  IV  | proceeded rapidly to Tomsk. The plan they had agreed upon was
10       II,  VI  |       she had already begun her plan of begging. The bread and
11       II,  X   |         through the town.~Their plan made Michael’s heart leap;
12       II,  X   |       than ever.~The fugitives’ plan was very simple. A current
13       II,  X   |         arrived. The fugitives’ plan was explained to them. There
14       II,  XII |    force. We have said that his plan was to penetrate into the
15       II,  XII |   Angara, urged him to put this plan in execution.~Indeed, it
16       II,  XIV |       OF OCTOBER~IVAN OGAREFF’S plan had been contrived with
17       II,  XIV |        really been the Tartars’ plan to surprise the town? The
18       II,  XIV |     points openly attacked, his plan was to leave the palace