Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II |   governing. But he was silent, waiting until the Czar should interrogate
 2        I,  V  |       to supper. The papluka is waiting for you.”~Michael Strogoff
 3        I,  VI |        in his movements.~Whilst waiting, he looked about him, and
 4        I,  XI |    iemschik, who appeared to be waiting for them. This worthy Russian
 5        I,  XVI|        him closely, and without waiting to assist the deh-baschi,
 6       II,  I  | certainly Feofar’s army is only waiting for him to advance on Irkutsk.”~“
 7       II,  III|     bivouacked under its walls, waiting until the time came for
 8       II,  III|       of latent wrath which was waiting for an occasion to break
 9       II,  V  |    escaped him.~The spectators, waiting around the square, as well
10       II,  VI |         journey! Your father is waiting for you at Irkutsk! You
11       II,  IX |         Nadia stood beside him, waiting for the word from him to
12       II,  X  |  Michael, pressing his hand and waiting until he spoke to them.~“
13       II,  XI |        the spot where Nadia was waiting for him. He approached the
14       II,  XII|      bank of the Angara, whilst waiting the arrival of the two other
15       II,  XIV|   agreed upon with the Tartars, waiting for the assault. Ivan Ogareff