Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  IV  |     struggling, she had remained quietly in her place, her face scarcely
 2        I,  V   |   strolling through the town and quietly looking out for some inn
 3        I,  V   |          not Michael Strogoff go quietly to bed, as would have seemed
 4        I,  XI  | confounded carriage, and left us quietly seated in the back part!
 5        I,  XII |         not fight,” said Michael quietly, folding his arms across
 6        I,  XVI |          began to lead his horse quietly away. The intelligent animal
 7        I,  XVII|            returned Harry Blount quietly.~And he proceeded to write
 8        I,  XVII|        his rival had done, after quietly depositing a respectable
 9        I,  XVII|           leaving his wicket, he quietly took his hat, brushed it
10       II,  II  |          replied Alcide, “and go quietly to Tomsk to see what is
11       II,  VI  |         of it,” returned Michael quietly.~
12       II,  VIII|      Nicholas saw for him. Then, quietly, without thinking, without
13       II,  X   |      long time!” replied Michael quietly.~Half an hour after leaving