Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |      the belief that he was not mistaken. But even without this powerful
 2        I,  VI  |   Michael Strogoff could not be mistaken. He instantly recognized
 3        I,  XI  |        However, Michael was not mistaken. Suddenly a dreadful growling
 4        I,  XII |       If the reporters were not mistaken, if Ivan Ogareff had really
 5        I,  XIV |        Michael Strogoff was not mistaken. The two men were one and
 6        I,  XIV |      know thy mother?”~“You are mistaken,” coldly replied Michael
 7        I,  XVII|       rattle which could not be mistaken.~“It is cannon and musketry!”
 8       II,  II  |        thought; and she was not mistaken. It was an instinctive sympathy
 9       II,  III |       everything.”~“Are you not mistaken?”~“I am not mistaken.”~“
10       II,  III |        not mistaken?”~“I am not mistaken.”~“You know the importance
11       II,  III |   repeat, Sangarre, are you not mistaken?”~Ogareff spoke with great
12       II,  III |         his question. “I am not mistaken, Ivan,” she said.~“But,
13       II,  V   |       was, by all accounts, not mistaken.~In the first rank of the
14       II,  VI  |       the east. It could not be mistaken. It was possible that on
15       II,  VIII|        devastation could not be mistaken, and it was impossible to
16       II,  XI  |    sense of smell, could not be mistaken. It was really a layer of
17       II,  XIII| impossible for her—But no, I am mistaken— I was confusing dates.
18       II,  XIV |      suspect that they had been mistaken. Had it really been the