Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |          New Palace over the old Muscovite city, was the Czar.~
 2        I,  II  |         countries, now under the Muscovite dominion— that of the Kirghiz
 3        I,  II  |         it only for an hour, the Muscovite power!”~The Czar was right
 4        I,  II  |          the Kirghiz against the Muscovite dominion. The present chief,
 5        I,  II  |          he hoped to rupture the Muscovite Empire. Acting under his
 6        I,  III |     taken root. As he doffed his Muscovite cap, locks of thick curly
 7        I,  III |         highest positions in the Muscovite empire.”~In short, if anyone
 8        I,  IV  |    available in the event of the Muscovite government forbidding natives
 9        I,  IV  |     divine the intentions of the Muscovite government, or even to criticize
10        I,  XIII|       the Tartars. But since the Muscovite Government had believed
11        I,  XIV |   expected arrival of a corps of Muscovite troops, not at Omsk, but
12        I,  XVI |          of Kolyvan, between the Muscovite troops coming from the north
13       II,  I   |         a bad way. But, bah! the Muscovite government is powerful;
14       II,  VII |         was the intention of the Muscovite government to lay the country
15       II,  XII |          confines of the immense Muscovite Empire, the Grand Duke was
16       II,  XII |          the last bulwark of the Muscovite power in the Far East, was
17       II,  XII |         for this invasion of the Muscovite territory.”~“Your Highness
18       II,  XIII| exhibiting several shot-holes. A Muscovite cap was on his head. His