Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I  | issuing from the palace. The steps also of the patrols could
 2        I,  II |     up and down with hurried steps. The chief of police said
 3        I,  II | Feofar-Khan, followed in the steps of his predecessors.~The
 4        I,  III|       Michael advanced a few steps, and then stood motionless,
 5        I,  V  |     could easily retrace his steps.~Having strolled on for
 6        I,  V  |      gypsy took two or three steps forward, and was about to
 7        I,  IX |     fastened by ropes to the steps of the tarantass. This was
 8        I,  X  |    wind, and for every three steps they took in advance, they
 9       II,  III|    Strogoff was there, a few steps from her. It was he. The
10       II,  VI |      her limbs tottered, her steps flagged, her arms fell to
11       II,  VI |      Nadia, going back a few steps to where the road turned
12       II,  X  |     had hitherto pursued his steps seemed for a time to spare
13       II,  XIV|     terrace. By taking a few steps along this terrace, a view