Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  III |     animal, in size equaling its fellow of the frozen seas. Peter
 2        I,  VII |          this boat, too, my dear fellow; you whom I met at the imperial
 3        I,  VII | precision in your words, my dear fellow, particularly agreeable
 4        I,  VII |        soundly abused the clumsy fellow who roused them with an
 5        I,  VIII|      Alcide Jolivet, “I’m a good fellow, and I don’t wish to keep
 6        I,  XI  | chancellor’s office and have the fellow hanged.”~This was said in
 7        I,  XI  |            Indeed it is, my dear fellow. You do not know how to
 8        I,  XI  |        such a thing.”~“What! the fellow not know that he was leaving
 9        I,  XI  |         Englishman.~“No, my dear fellow! and while the Caucasus
10        I,  XI  |        looking at.~“A formidable fellow,” said Alcide to himself.
11        I,  XI  |         perfectly right, my dear fellow. It is not his fault if
12        I,  XI  |       lawsuit in Russia, my dear fellow!” cried Alcide. “Things
13       II,  V   |         than your cousin!”~“Poor fellow!” added Alcide, as he watched
14       II,  VII |         beautiful it is, my poor fellow, and how unfortunate that
15       II,  IX  |        knew that the unfortunate fellow would not escape death.~
16       II,  IX  |         a last time for the poor fellow, inoffensive and good, who
17       II,  X   |         heels. This taciturn old fellow was seated in the stern,