Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I  |    wall.~The officer hastily opened a window, as if he felt
 2        I,  II |      when the door was again opened. The chief of police appeared
 3        I,  III|   imperial cabinet was again opened and General Kissoff was
 4        I,  IV |      stopped, the doors were opened, and the panic-stricken
 5        I,  IV |      the carriages were then opened, but, before Michael Strogoff
 6        I,  V  |      the door of the cottage opened. He could just see a woman,
 7        I,  V  |    people, the bird-fanciers opened the prison doors of their
 8        I,  IX |    any door, and it would be opened to him. The moujik would
 9        I,  XIV| could not guess. But when he opened his eyes he saw the handsome
10       II,  IV |    which was brought him. He opened the sacred book and placed
11       II,  V  |      the Imperial letter, he opened it, and with supreme irony
12       II,  IX |   till then had been closed, opened.~He recognized Michael and
13       II,  X  |     box, which would only be opened on his return.~The monks
14       II,  XI |      as if his eyes had been opened to the bright blaze spreading
15       II,  XIV|    the assault. Ivan Ogareff opened the window and stationed
16       II,  XIV|     out. But scarcely had he opened the door, when a woman rushed
17       II,  XIV|      room flooded with light opened before her. She entered,