Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  | expect one.”~“And it is to be hoped he will be expeditious,”
 2        I,  II  |      Mad indeed he was, if he hoped to rupture the Muscovite
 3        I,  IV  |       answers he received, he hoped to find some interesting
 4        I,  IX  |      a tarantass. It is to be hoped that the invention of Russian
 5        I,  IX  |     electricity. It was to be hoped that a storm would not burst
 6        I,  XVII|   place, if he were quick, he hoped to find the way still open,
 7       II,  III |       so many perils.~Michael hoped that this fresh meeting
 8       II,  IV  |        and being well mounted hoped to distance the Emir’s scouts.~
 9       II,  X   |       the Tartar scouts, they hoped to obtain a refuge at Irkutsk,
10       II,  X   |     banks of the Angara, they hoped to reach it by descending
11       II,  X   |     Angara; this current they hoped to utilize, and with its
12       II,  X   | marches towards Irkutsk. They hoped to distance Feofar-Khan,
13       II,  XI  |      unscathed.~For a man who hoped soon to accomplish his mission,
14       II,  XII |      had not turned out as he hoped. First, the march of the
15       II,  XIII|       should be suspended. He hoped the watchfulness of the