Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |       and nineteen copecks are paid for every word sent from
 2        I,  IX  |        highway. The high price paid for each horse, and the
 3        I,  XI  |       boxing style, would have paid his claim of “na vodkou.”~
 4        I,  XII |     driven as eagles, for they paid like princes.~It need scarcely
 5        I,  XIV |        postmaster who, if well paid, would not refuse at his
 6        I,  XIV | Sangarre and her Zingari, well paid spies, were absolutely devoted
 7       II,  II  |       his service. Besides, he paid liberally for this espionage,
 8       II,  II  |  Arrived in his presence, they paid him the greatest respect,
 9       II,  II  |        coldly to the deference paid to him. He was plainly dressed;
10       II,  II  |        the brutal traveler had paid no attention to the persons
11       II,  II  |   Marfa could with a word have paid Nadia for all her devotion
12       II,  III | vigilance, for they would have paid for the slightest carelessness
13       II,  IX  |  inoffensive and good, who had paid for his devotion towards
14       II,  XII |      several sorties, they had paid with their blood their debt
15       II,  XIII| Strogoff; but then, he had not paid more attention to her than