Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  V   |           on the ground, as on the deck of their vessel, imitating
 2        I,  VII |      chests in the hold and on the deck; and the transport of their
 3        I,  VII |       Michael Strogoff returned on deck, and eager for any news
 4        I,  VII |       before she reappeared on the deck of the Caucasus. The long
 5        I,  VII |            were then asleep on the deck, and the silence was disturbed
 6        I,  VII |             packages, and even the deck itself. Some care was necessary
 7        I,  VII |   satisfied with the planks of the deck. But no doubt they would,
 8        I,  VII |             He reached the forward deck, and was already climbing
 9        I,  VIII|          had not yet reappeared on deck.~The two journalists had
10        I,  VIII| Nijni-Novgorod fair. There, on the deck of the steamboat were the
11        I,  VIII|          Perm were crowding on the deck.~Michael noticed that of
12        I,  VIII|      harlequin, he alighted on the deck of the Caucasus almost in
13        I,  VIII|     leaving her cabin, appeared on deck. Michael Strogoff went forward
14        I,  VIII|           he and Nadia returned on deck. There they seated themselves