Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  IV  | Jolivet, and the reason of his putting so many insignificant questions
 2        I,  V   |       carefully refrained from putting sugar in his tea.~His supper
 3        I,  VI  |    brother,” replied the girl, putting her hand into that of Michael
 4        I,  XIII|     diligent use of the poles, putting the ends in a series of
 5        I,  XIV |    Michael Strogoff. And while putting the question his face was
 6        I,  XVI |      instant. Nor did he, but, putting his horse into a steady
 7        I,  XVI |  Michael listened attentively, putting his ear to the ground.~“
 8       II,  I   |     Blount, for the first time putting his question direct to his
 9       II,  V   |     spies than their legs.”~In putting them down as agents in the
10       II,  XIII|        hour passed without his putting any more questions. Then
11       II,  XIII|        life for the purpose of putting herself in communication
12       II,  XIV |        then, hindered him from putting an end to his blind antagonist?~
13       II,  XV  |  Irkutsk, busied themselves in putting the notes and impressions