Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  IV  |    move towards her, the young Livonian, who had been the first
 2        I,  V   |       he thinking of the young Livonian girl who had been his traveling
 3        I,  V   |      him that, since the young Livonian girl was going to Perm,
 4        I,  VI  |       remembrance of the young Livonian girl suddenly rushed into
 5        I,  VI  |    girl was from Riga; she was Livonian, consequently Russian, and
 6        I,  VI  |     did he meet with the young Livonian.~“And yet,” he repeated, “
 7        I,  VI  | instantly recognized the young Livonian.~Not knowing the governor’
 8        I,  VI  |    followed the man.~The young Livonian, seeing the only being to
 9        I,  VI  |     again approached the young Livonian, and holding out his hand: “
10        I,  VII | Michael Strogoff and the young Livonian had taken a passage on board
11        I,  VII |      two hours, when the young Livonian, addressing herself to Michael,
12        I,  VII |      at a distance.”~The young Livonian did not come to dinner.
13        I,  VIII|   unwilling to leave the young Livonian girl alone on board, as
14        I,  VIII|      in the morning, the young Livonian, leaving her cabin, appeared
15        I,  VIII|      the thoughts of the young Livonian even for an instant. She
16        I,  IX  | Michael Strogoff nor the young Livonian girl had any baggage. The
17        I,  IX  |       winter?” asked the young Livonian.~“Three times, Nadia, when
18        I,  X   |     afraid,” replied the young Livonian, her voice not betraying