Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   | communication is yet open.”~“Your majesty’s orders shall be instantly
 2        I,  II  |           months of exile by your majesty’s favor, he returned to
 3        I,  II  |         armchair, he asked, “Your majesty has of course given orders
 4        I,  II  |           the Tartars.”~“And your majesty’s brother, his Highness
 5        I,  II  |           have been taken by your majesty, and what help he may expect
 6        I,  II  |        the Czar.~“Excuse me, your majesty,” stammered the chief of
 7        I,  III |       will answer for him to your majesty.”~“Has he been in the service
 8        I,  III |         set out?”~“He awaits your majesty’s orders in the guard-room.”~“
 9        I,  III |        General Kissoff; “and your majesty may be sure that Michael
10        I,  XV  |           Your highness, from his Majesty the Czar!”~On the next morning
11       II,  I   |           constitutes in part the majesty of Eastern kings. He who
12       II,  XIII|       night of the 14th I saw His Majesty the Czar at the New Palace.”~“
13       II,  XIII|    barbarians, deserved it.”~“His Majesty the Czar,” said Ogareff, “
14       II,  XIII|      letter informs me.”~“And His Majesty himself spoke to me of it,