Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  V  |         influence of the stinging whip or red-hot irons of the
 2        I,  VI |          Agents and soldiers with whip or stick stimulated the
 3        I,  IX |           by a merry crack of the whip.~In the language of the
 4        I,  IX |           startling cracks of his whip. But what epithets he lavished
 5        I,  X  |        adding the cracking of his whip to the rumbling of the thunder.~
 6        I,  X  |      Strogoff in vain brought his whip down on the team, they refused
 7        I,  XII|           he held a short-handled whip.~“Horses,” he demanded,
 8        I,  XII|   shoulder with the handle of the whip. At this insult Michael
 9        I,  XII|           the noise of wheels and whip showed that the berlin,
10       II,  III|          and twenty blows of this whip is equivalent to a sentence
11       II,  III|         Begin!” said Ogareff. The whip whistled in the air.~But
12       II,  III| restrained himself when Ogareff’s whip had struck him, here before
13       II,  VI |   Nicholas never touched with the whip, ambled along. Though Michael
14       II,  VII|         with a light fleck of the whip, Nicholas put his horse