Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  V   | annoyance, he found that no boat started for Perm till the following
 2        I,  VII |        at all.”~Michael Strogoff started involuntarily at this reply,
 3        I,  XI  |  equipage, and the two carriages started off. They had now only to
 4        I,  XII |          a methodical eater—they started, and were driven as eagles,
 5        I,  XIII|        voice that the young girl started. “For the same reason as
 6        I,  XIII|   However, at last the tarantass started, and made such good way
 7        I,  XV  |          clock, Michael Strogoff started off again. Thanks to his
 8        I,  XV  |    Ikoulskoe without halting. He started therefore at dawn; but unfortunately
 9       II,  III |   welcome waters. Suddenly Nadia started up; an involuntary cry escaped
10       II,  III |           At Nadia’s cry Michael started. But he had sufficient command
11       II,  VI  |   companion more than before, he started on afresh.~However, amidst
12       II,  VII |        seized Michael’s hand and started off at a rapid pace in the
13       II,  VIII|          one to guide him, often started aside, and so made confusion
14       II,  IX  |         Michael’s hand, and they started.~The next morning, the 13th
15       II,  X   |        the Ural?”~“Yes.”~Michael started, for the strict incognito
16       II,  XIII|       the council simultaneously started forward. A courier from
17       II,  XIV |      name pronounced, the wretch started. His real name known, all