Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  IV  |       which she wore on her head escaped in profusion light golden
 2        I,  XI  |       breaking their traces, had escaped, and the iemschik, thinking
 3        I,  XIII|       brow contracted, and a cry escaped him.~“What is the matter?”
 4        I,  XIV |     Strogoff, from whom the word escaped with a fury he could not
 5        I,  XV  |         upon Tomsk, had hitherto escaped the horrors of the invasion.~
 6        I,  XVI |     hidden behind a thicket, had escaped the sight of the Usbecks.
 7        I,  XVII|          from Kolyvan, as he had escaped from Omsk? He hesitated
 8       II,  III |   started up; an involuntary cry escaped her.~Michael Strogoff was
 9       II,  III |          kept back Nadia had not escaped her, and the look in Marfa’
10       II,  V   |          single sign of weakness escaped him.~The spectators, waiting
11       II,  VI  |        terrible scene. Not a cry escaped her when the scorching blade
12       II,  VII |         he had only by a miracle escaped from the horsemen who were
13       II,  VIII|       not complain. Not a murmur escaped him. When his horse fell,
14       II,  VIII| perceiving that his prisoner had escaped.~Michael and Nadia found
15       II,  IX  |      same moment a cry of horror escaped Nadia. “There . . . there!”
16       II,  XV  |        the icy barrier, they had escaped, as had the other fugitives,