Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |     Western Siberia which is intended to overawe the Kirghiz population.
 2        I,  VII |      about to embark who had intended to go, but the many who
 3        I,  XI  |     Alcide and his companion intended to make some stay at Ishim,
 4        I,  XII |     have said, the reporters intended to stop, that is at about
 5        I,  XII |     Ekaterenburg. There they intended to be guided by circumstances
 6        I,  XII | where the two correspondents intended to stop, if nothing happened
 7        I,  XII |    As the two correspondents intended to stop at Ichim, they had
 8        I,  XIV |   Omsk, but at Tomsk—a corps intended to recapture that town from
 9        I,  XVI |   well worn out, and Michael intended to make it perform this
10        I,  XVII|   the way still open, and he intended to go through the Lake Baikal
11       II,  II  |    important town, naturally intended to become the center of
12       II,  IV  |   the same evening they both intended to take the road to Irkutsk,
13       II,  V   | among the Russians that they intended to follow what Alcide called,
14       II,  XII | Irkutsk, from which place he intended to retake the road to Moscow,
15       II,  XIV |     troops. These movements, intended to deceive the besieged,