Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  III |           a fitting man?”~“I will answer for him to your majesty.”~“
 2        I,  III |        stood motionless, ready to answer.~The Czar again looked him
 3        I,  III |        Strogoff’s calm and simple answer.~“Go then, Michael Strogoff,”
 4        I,  VII |        who did not satisfactorily answer their questions.~Numerous
 5        I,  VII |           heard this question and answer made in the Tartar idiom: “
 6        I,  XIII|            And as Michael did not answer she added:~“Perhaps your
 7        I,  XVI | approached the old man.~“Will you answer me a few questions?” he
 8       II,  IX  |      Perhaps, although he did not answer, he heard Nadia speak.~Yes!
 9       II,  IX  |       question to ask you. Do not answer it if you think you ought
10       II,  IX  |  companion’s hand, but he did not answer.~“Did you know the contents
11       II,  IX  |           speak so. That does not answer me. Michael, why, now, are
12       II,  IX  |        Neither he nor Nadia could answer this!~And yet, twelve days
13       II,  XII |            and with difficulty to answer them before the wire was
14       II,  XIII|     Irkutsk. He pretended only to answer with reluctance when much
15       II,  XIV |    invisible in the shade did not answer. The Grand Duke was therefore