Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  IV  |   instant, and mute and modest thanks were in that look.~But a
 2        I,  V   |      whole of the fair, which, thanks to the people who composed
 3        I,  VII |        but her looks spoke her thanks.~The Volga, the Rha of the
 4        I,  XV  |    Strogoff started off again. Thanks to his extreme prudence
 5        I,  XVI |   Kolyvan does not yet burn.”~“Thanks, friend. Can I aid you and
 6       II,  II  |     disgusts me; and although, thanks to him, my head is still
 7       II,  II  | painful journey was performed. Thanks to her companion, Marfa
 8       II,  VI  |      whole of that night; but, thanks to that trembling little
 9       II,  VII |      shoes and stockings; but, thanks to the bottles, the water
10       II,  XII |   justice to their patriotism. Thanks to God, they have not yet
11       II,  XII |      but he never asked either thanks or favors, and when the
12       II,  XII |      are no longer an exile.”~“Thanks, your Highness, but can
13       II,  XIII|    name?”~“We will unmask him, thanks to you, who know him, and
14       II,  XIV |       measures, taken in time, thanks to the advice so opportunely