Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  XIII|    Michael, especially as the boatmen gave them alarming news
 2        I,  XIII| peasants of the province. The boatmen spoke of horrible atrocities
 3        I,  XIII|     reduced to ashes; and the boatmen even pointed out the smoke
 4        I,  XIII|       an hour’s exertion, the boatmen got the tarantass and the
 5        I,  XIII|  crossed by the boat. The two boatmen propelled their barge with
 6        I,  XIII|       of a delay, watched the boatmen with some uneasiness.~“Look
 7        I,  XIII|    cut below the gunwale, the boatmen managed to keep the craft
 8        I,  XIII|       accident. The two stout boatmen, stimulated moreover by
 9        I,  XIII|      time to reply one of the boatmen exclaimed in an accent of
10        I,  XIII|      from them.~The terrified boatmen uttered exclamations of
11        I,  XIII|   Incited by these words, the boatmen again worked manfully but
12        I,  XIII|   lengths from the shore. The boatmen redoubled their efforts.
13        I,  XIII| ground. As neither he nor the boatmen obeyed a volley was let
14        I,  XIII|    into one of the boats. The boatmen were killed, the ferryboat
15        I,  XIV |       and the massacre of the boatmen.~But Michael Strogoff listened
16       II,  X   | states that, according to the boatmen, it likes to be spoken of