Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I  |  thousand. His ears, to be sure, had not the power of moving
 2        I,  I  |   measures, and you may be sure that my dear cousin shall
 3        I,  III|    and your majesty may be sure that Michael Strogoff will
 4        I,  IV |    to use it unless he was sure that by so doing he would
 5        I,  V  |    company, and there made sure that the Caucasus would
 6        I,  VI | him, but he wished to make sure that nothing would hinder
 7        I,  IX |   the route open, the road sure! But at the price of what
 8        I,  XII|   the relay, so as to make sure of fresh horses. They said
 9       II,  I  |    me.”~“I am not quite so sure,” said Blount candidly.~“
10       II,  I  |    By this time you may be sure that my beloved cousin knows
11       II,  II |   really his name? Are you sure of it, my daughter?”~“Why
12       II,  IV |   compulsory ballet, to be sure. But see, the curtain is
13       II,  VI |   failing him; but he felt sure that Nadia, compelled to
14       II,  VI |    kill him.”~“And I, I am sure of it,” returned Michael