Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |       July in their character of reporters.~It is needless to say that
 2        I,  VIII|          noticed that of the two reporters Blount alone had rejoined
 3        I,  XI  |       recognized them as the two reporters who had been his companions
 4        I,  XI  |    separate himself from the two reporters, who were taking the same
 5        I,  XI  |        remains of the telga, the reporters took their place on the
 6        I,  XI  |    descent.~The first person the reporters perceived at the door of
 7        I,  XII |      Ichim, as we have said, the reporters intended to stop, that is
 8        I,  XII |          Siberian ground. If the reporters were not mistaken, if Ivan
 9        I,  XII |       Siberia.~At each relay the reporters descended from their carriage
10        I,  XII |          Then turning to the two reporters: “Well, gentlemen, the time
11        I,  XII |        you from telgas.”~The two reporters held out their hands to
12        I,  XII |  compromise his mission.~The two reporters looked at him ready to support
13        I,  XII |       The effect produced on the reporters by this incident was not
14        I,  XVII|         again. They were the two reporters, Harry Blount and Alcide
15        I,  XVII|          neither Michael nor the reporters could effect their retreat.~
16       II,  V   |      said Blount.~“Nothing!”~The reporters recalled Michael’s generous
17       II,  XIII| attention to her than to the two reporters, who at the same time were